Sentence examples for massive sequencing effort from inspiring English sources
As director of NIH's genome institute, Collins helped lead the massive sequencing effort that produced the first draft of the human genome in 2001.
A massive sequencing effort will identify most of the human genetic glitches and dormant diseases that today are commonplace.
However, it requires massive sequencing effort with considerable costs.
Because no reference genome sequence is yet available for T. aestivum, a massive sequencing effort has produced more than a million ESTs (http://wheat.pw.usda.gov/genome/).
Random sheared libraries represent an unbiased sampling of genome content and enable the characterization of their most relevant features without undertaking a massive sequencing effort.
The method has the advantage that it allows the analysis of the structure of the genome and all the interactions of selected regions of the genome at high resolution (single restriction fragments) without a massive sequencing effort and associated costs.
Next Generation Genome sequencing techniques became affordable for massive sequencing efforts devoted to clinical characterization of human diseases.
Currently, massive sequencing efforts are underway to define important somatic genetic alterations (amplifications, deletions, point mutations, translocations) in PC, and these alterations hold great promise as prognostic markers and for predicting response to therapy.
We conclude that T2C can be used as an affordable, cost-effective, diagnostic tool with single restriction fragment resolution to explore the local spatial organization of the genome and chromatin interactions without requiring laborious procedures or massive sequencing efforts.
He and Przeworski took a close look at the genomes of 60,000 people of European ancestry who had been genotyped by Kaiser Permanente in Northern California, and 150,000 people from a massive U.K. sequencing effort called the UK Biobank.
Adoption of MIxS will enhance our ability to analyze natural genetic diversity documented by massive DNA sequencing efforts from myriad ecosystems in our ever-changing biosphere.
