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Dr. Joanne Mason describes the 100,000 genomes project at Genomics England. The project aims to create a new genomic medicine service and enable medical research by combining genomic sequence data with...
3879 views | 3 years ago
Introduction to TruSight® Tumor 170, a new enrichment-based cancer research assay that interrogates both DNA and RNA, detecting small variants, gene amplifications, gene fusions, and splice variants....
334 views | 3 years ago
Key opinion leaders in the fields of preimplantation genetic screening (PGS) and preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) discuss how partnering with Illumina has positively impacted families around...
12103 views | 3 years ago
Explore the Illumina workflow, including sequencing by synthesis (SBS) technology, in 3-dimensional detail. Go from sample preparation, to cluster generation, to sequencing on a system flow cell with...
43733 views | 9 months ago
The clear majority of the Human Genome is non-coding. Although those billions of bases do not specifically encode genes, there are many hidden sequences whose job is to dial up and dial down the activity...
1980 views | 4 months ago
Opening in Q2, 2019 the Madison, WI site is a 133,000 SF purpose-built GMP facility that has been designed and constructed for Illumina’s Enzyme Manufacturing. This location is for internal illumina...
1656 views | 2 months ago
The mysteries hidden within ancient DNA may harness the answers to today’s mental health epidemic. A renowned evolutionary geneticist, Eske Willerslev, is determined to decode the genetic origins and...
776 views | 8 months ago
Katie Lendrum shares her personal journey of deciding to have a child after her husband, David, who was diagnosed with motor-neuron disease (MND), also referred to as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis,...
17 views | 3 weeks ago
In chapter 4, industry thought leaders are explore how polygenic risk scores will one day impact clinical care—as early predictors of disease, when there is an unclear diagnosis, and early detection...
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Continue exploring PRSs. Yongyong Shi, a professor at the Bio-X Institute of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Stewart Macgregor, head of the Statistical Genetics Laboratory at Queensland Institute, Professor...
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Advancements in genetic disease research have led to better understanding that complex diseases have many genetic components—otherwise known as polygenicity. From this understanding, polygenic risk...
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: In the first chapter of the series, Naomi Ray, Professor of Psychiatric and Quantitative Genetics at the University of Queensland, Gerome Breen, a geneticist at the Social Development and Psychiatry...
529 views | 2 years ago
Learn how scientists around the world are using next-generation sequencing to identify microbial species living on solar panels. Learn more here. Products: Illumina MiSeq For Research Use Only. Not...
475 views | 2 years ago
CRISPR-Cas9 is a powerful study in the fields of developmental and evolutionary biology. Recent studies on fish, butterflies, and crustaceans are great examples on how this technique can be used to...
54311 views | 2 years ago
Plants, like animals, depend on microbes to function to their fullest capacity. To understand more about plants, plant microbiomes, and plant disease, Jacques and Irene interviewed Caroline Roper from...
254 views | 3 years ago
Complex diseases have increased dramatically over the last few decades. Many of these are associated with abnormalities in composition of the microbiome, but the cause/effect relationship still remains...