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  1. ...Albo.Mosquitoes have a major translational impact on human health, yet genomic characterizations of the culicine mosquitoes have lagged because their significantly larger s are inflated by repetitive elements. New genomic approaches such as high-throughput long-read and Hi-C sequencing may bridge scaffolding gaps...
  2. ...Automation for Genomics, Part One: Preparation for Sequencing Deirdre Meldrum 1 Department of Electrical Engineering, Genomation Laboratory, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195–2500 USA Abstract In the past four years, automation for genomics...
  3. ....M. , Hampton G.M. , Lockhart D.J. ( 2001 ) Arrays of arrays for high-throughput gene expression profiling. Genome Res. 11 : 1256 – 1261 . A Highly Reproducible, Linear, and Automated Sample Preparation Method for DNA Microarrays David R. Dorris 1 , Ramesh Ramakrishnan , Dionisios Trakas , Frank Dudzik...
  4. ..., A Tomi Pastinen Leena Peltonen Mirja, Raitio Päivi Tainola Peltonen, Leena Raitio Mirja Leena 1549-5469 1088-9051 10.1101/gr.10.7.1031 genome;10/7/1031 A System for Specific, High-throughput Genotyping by Allele-specific Primer Extension on Microarrays A System for Specific, High-throughput Genotyping...
  5. ...Hughes Medical Institute, Berkeley, California 94720, USA Abstract At present, hundreds of microbial genomes have been sequenced, and hundreds more are currently in the pipeline. The Virtual Institute for Microbial Stress and Survival has developed a publicly available suite of Web...
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  6. ...between fungi and man. The future of fungal genomics The growing number of complete fungal s provides an unprecedented opportunity to study the biology and evolution of an entire eukaryotic kingdom. However, sequence is only the tip of the iceberg for fungal genomics. The availability of sequence has...
  7. .... Following this trend, it is expected that we will see acceleration in the rate of gene discovery in the rat, reflecting the availability of the rat sequence, the accessibility to high-throughput sequencing for the search of sequence variants, as well as microarray technologies for gene identification...
  8. ...and companies like the Genome Sequencing Center at Washington University, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, the Microarray Database at the School of Medicine from Stanford University, the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, (São Paulo, Brazil) and Cereon Genomics (Cambridge, MA). Among the students, there were...
  9. ...of algorithms have been developed that use prior information (such as PSSM models) and comparative genomics to address the issue of accurate detection of TFBSs, including rVista ( Loots et al. 2002 ) and ConSite ( Lenhard et al. 2003 ). Given an alignment between two homologous promoter sequences, r...
  10. ...is available online at www.genome.org. The pAgrikola sequence data have been submitted to GenBank under accession no. (AY568055) and the transcript profiling data to Array Express under accession nos. (E-MEXP-30 and E-MEXP-65). The GST amplicons and CATMA spotted microarrays are available from the Nottingham...
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