Sentence examples for genomics world from inspiring English sources
The center could move Dr. Venter back into the center of the genomics world, a position he had until January when he was forced to resign from Celera Genomics, the company he helped found to sequence the human genome in an often acrimonious race with the publicly financed Human Genome Project.
Although the site's main sponsor is the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, a lobby group for drug companies, it does not offer its own spin on developments in the breakneck-paced genomics world.
It will bring its first product to human clinical testing this year, which is pretty significant in the genomics world, since there's not much out there, and won't be for a few more years.
Our basic frustration of working with a plant lineage that the genomics world is blind to one that seemed destined to be forever without appropriate genetic resources drove us to propose the Azolla Genome Project.
The chip is made by Affymetrix, whose GeneChip technology is already used in genomics labs the world over.
Research and development in genomics in developing world will follow its path with or without courses of this nature.
First, it confirms China's rise to prominence as a power in the world of genomics.
The venture was backed by Tony White, president of the Perkin Elmer Corporation, who quickly shed the company's old-time instrument-making plants and committed it, as the PE Corporation, to the brave but untested new world of genomics.
Momentum investors, their pockets flush with Internet returns, have discovered the world of genomics, monoclonal antibodies and biochemistry laboratories on a chip, and within a few weeks have turned what had been a financing drought into a deluge.
The ground floor of the city's Convention and Exhibition Center, on the waterfront near the Inner Harbor, was filled with booths from what seemed like every genomics company in the world; it was a carnival of high-tech medical paraphernalia.
She then sent these apples to genomics laboratories around the world and asked them to sequence the DNA, decode the declaration and, finally, eat the apples.
