Sentence examples for area of genomics from inspiring English sources
The plenary lecture by Eric Green provided an overview of the broad area of genomics with a particular focus on the human genome (Green and Guyer 2011; McCarthy et al. 2013).
But, in 2011, as Shaw prepared for retirement, he began to worry that the university was shifting its focus from field work to the well-funded area of genomics.
SmithKline Beecham's deal with HGS allowed it to be first into the area of genomics—one reason it looks a good match for Glaxo Wellcome, which was an early partisan of the complementary technology of combinatorial chemistry (it bought Affymax, the firm out of which Affymetrix had been spun, for its snazzy combinatorial technology).
"The area of genomics is a perfect illustration of the information challenges in cancer," he says.
Finally, the (future) impact of the developments in the area of genomics and corresponding high-throughput technologies will be discussed.
Meanwhile, the introduction of NGS (Next Generation Sequencing) has a significant part to play in the area of genomics, and offers the possibility for high-resolution genetic map construction, population genetics analysis and systematic expression profile study.
The acquisition of Signal brings Celgene into the area of genomics-driven drug discovery, a field that its existing programs and products did not include.
Recent advances in the areas of genomics and proteomics have provided excellent opportunities to exploit genome sequence databases.
Microarray technology has become a powerful tool jumping from transcript-level analyses to many other areas of genomics.
And it is already home to more than 100 life science companies, with approximately 1500 employees, in the areas of genomics, bioinformatics, nutraceuticals, and telemedicine.
The opening forum, "Microfluidics and Microanalytical Technologies," explored the use of emerging technologies in various areas of genomics and proteomics research, laser ablation fabrication, surface modification, conductivity detection, and mass spectrometry applications.
