By 2016, IPG had a cutting-edge genomic sequencing laboratory that provided sequencing services to Intermountain and non-Intermountain physicians, and IPG's team had conducted research indicating that targeted therapies administered through IPG extended patient lifespans but increased overall costs.
"Our goal is to bring cutting-edge genomic sequencing technologies into routine cancer care.
Next week, officials in Stockholm will inaugurate a new building with cutting-edge DNA sequencing machines that by 2013 should produce a rough draft of the genome of the "Christmas" tree.
Next week, officials in Stockholm will inaugurate a new building with cutting-edge DNA sequencing machines that by 2013 should produce a rough draft of the genome of the Norway spruce, the country's most economically important species.
To overcome this problem, Lo and colleagues applied cutting-edge DNA-sequencing techniques, which can rapidly sequence large amounts of DNA, to the billions of DNA fragments in a blood sample from a pregnant woman.
She and her students also have used cutting-edge techniques to sequence the genomes of the different species of bacteria and primitive microbes called Archaea within this community and to catalogue the proteins they produce, fully characterizing this unique microbial ecosystem.
The Sims group applies cutting-edge microscopy, next-generation sequencing, and microfabrication to enable unbiased, genome-wide measurements in wide-ranging biological systems.
In addition, we have developed new technology for large-scale expression analysis of individual cells by combining cutting-edge microscopy, next-generation sequencing, and microfabrication.
The Sims Lab develops new tools for single-cell analysis, applying cutting-edge microscopy, next-generation sequencing, and microfabrication to enable unbiased, system-wide measurements of biological samples.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology is a cutting-edge approach for high-throughput sequence determination, which has dramatically improved the efficiency and speed of gene discovery [ 2, 3].
Hung and his colleagues collected tiny tissue samples from four well-preserved passenger pigeons held at museums around the world and used cutting-edge genetic technology to sequence the animals' DNA, as well as the DNA of a modern relative, the domestic pigeon.
