Sentence examples for genomics sequencing from inspiring English sources

The importance of these points is generally appreciated and comparative genomics sequencing initiatives focusing on restricted regions of the genomes have recently provided much insight [e.g. [ 1, 2]].

In the last half-year, a new generation of cameras, more frequently used for factory inspection systems, has made it possible to speed up the Complete Genomics sequencing process tenfold.

Governments and private industry are recognizing the research and population health benefits of genomics sequencing.

Indeed, it seems impossible to speak comprehensively about the output of genomics sequencing machines without the use (wittingly or unwittingly) of metaphors.

Implementation of high-throughput genomics sequencing approaches into routine laboratory practice has raised the potential for the identification of multiple breast cancer targets suitable for future therapeutic intervention in order to improve cancer outcomes.

A total of 10 μg of DNA was sent lyophilized to the GATC Biotech genomics sequencing facility at Lake Constance, Germany, where a single 10 kb SMRT-bell sequencing library (Pacific Biosciences) was constructed.

J. Craig Venter J. Craig Venter 's fondness for speedboats has become legendary a ready metaphor for the swiftness with which his Celera Genomics sequenced the human genome.

We used data from different sequencing technologies (Illumina and Complete Genomics) sequenced at different centers and analyzed with different alignment algorithms and mutation calling pipelines.

These insights come from analysing diversity in 16S RNA sequences which are species-specific for microbes, but also from analyzing the complete microbial genomes through much deeper so-called "meta-genomics" sequencing.

Our special interests include: technological innovation related to stem cells, siRNA, genomics, genome sequencing, nanomedicine, drug delivery and experimental protocols.

Initiatives like the U.K. Biobank (500,000 patient records), Genomics England (100,000 genomes sequenced), HipSci (stem cells) and the NHS care.data program are leading the way in creating centralized data repositories for public health and therapeutic research.