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Users of the technology reportedly say it still costs closer to £1,000 to make a genome.

Also, they found that the one big difference between trying to make a genome for TV rather than music is that in many cases, especially for news, TV requires an expiration date on certain content.

AstraZeneca did not disclose any financial details of the agreement, but Venter revealed in a closing comment that the arrangement had taken a year of negotiations: "You make babies faster than you can make a genome collaboration".

Should MaizeGDB make a genome browser available at all?

The construction of shorter reads from second generation sequencing machines to make a genome draft remains the biggest challenge.

The objective of this study is to make a genome wide search for genes that may be involved in adaptation to high-elevation environments in these amphibians, and identify their associated functions.

The increasing functions found for CNVs in human diseases make a genome-wide systematic survey of CNVs become intriguing.

In this study we improved the prediction scheme by developing a new algorithm and applied it on a human PPI network to make a genome-wide functional inference.

We have performed a ChIP-chip analysis of the human intestinal cell line Caco-2 in order to make a genome-wide identification of HNF4α binding to promoter regions.

To make a genome-wide assessment of gene essentiality, we used random in vitro transposition using two transposon inserts to generate two transposon libraries in C. jejuni 11168 (see Materials and Methods).

To elucidate the evolutionary patterns and divergence of IPT and CKX genes in Cruciferae family, the three sequenced cruciferous species (B. rapa, A. thaliana, and A. lyrata) were chosen to make a genome-level comparison.