Sentence examples for national sequencing from inspiring English sources

From this library, 50,304 clones were picked, replicated and subsequently sequenced at the Genoscope (French national sequencing centre).

Sequencing reactions were performed through the (French) national sequencing platform Genoscope, otherwise with an Applied Biosystems ABI PRISM BigDye terminator ready reaction cycle sequencing kit v3.0 following the manufacturer's instructions.

This initiative included large investments in NGS technologies and the national sequencing platforms within SciLifeLab, which today consists of eight Illumina machines [ 17] (HiSeq2000, HiSeq2500, MiSeq), ten from Applied Biosystems [ 18] (Solid 5500xl, Solid 5500xl Wildfire, Ion Torrent, Ion Proton) and three 454 Life Sciences (Roche) [ 19] (GS-FLX).

A total of ~133,000 EST clones from two directionally-cloned cDNA libraries, one constructed from mRNA derived from whole embryos at several developmental stages and the other from adult CNS cords, were sequenced in one or both directions by three different groups: Genoscope (French National Sequencing Center), the University of Iowa Sequencing Facility and the DOE Joint Genome Institute.

The Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, of which LANL is a principal component, is a major national microbial genome sequencing resource that has completed over 30percentt of the bacterial genomes sequenced nationwide.

The example of Lao PDR illustrates the need to include consideration of national context, the sequencing of reforms and the time-scale appropriate for achieving universal coverage.

BPA: Bisphenol A; CGI: CpG islands; CTD: Comparative toxicogenomics database; CTR: Control (0 BPA exposure group); GD: Gestational day; M-NGS: MethylPlex-next generation sequencing; NHANES: National health and nutrition examination surveys; PND: Post-natal day; RAM: Region of altered methylation; TSS: Transcription start site; UG: μg BPA exposure group; MG: mg BPA exposure group.

This included 28 injuries from the UEFA Elite Club Injury Study, where video sequences from national league and cup matches (n=20) were collected from the club's medical staff, and UEFA Champions League video sequences (n=8) were obtained from Viasat Sport, Modern Times Group MTG AB (Stockholm, Sweden).

Sequencing was performed by the Norwegian High-Throughput Sequencing Centre, a national technology platform supported by the national "Functional Genomics (FUGE)" and "Infrastructure" programs of the Research Council of Norway and the Southeastern Regional Health Authorities.

Wembley under the lights seemed as miraculous a setting as we could wish for, and when the teams walked out, the national chant ( a staccato sequence of claps followed by a cry of "Eng-land!," which had first been borrowed from the Brazilians as a battle cry during the World Cup in Chile) had never been so urgent, never so hopeful.

National security is a sequence of hard choices, not easy ones.