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SGI BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY EMPOWERS GENOME RESEARCH.
As scientists seek to accelerate sequencing genomes of varied arrays of organisms from fish parasites to cancer cells in an effort to determine causes and cures of diseases that plague mankind, breakthrough technology from SGI (NASDAQ:SGIC) powering As scientists seek to accelerate sequencing genomes of...
Tags: genome, Silicon Graphics Inc.
Research articles 2008-06-01
NCGR Collaborates with the Ohio State University, DOE Joint Genome Institute, University of Tennessee and 454 Life Sciences to Sequence the Genome of the Major Pathogen of Vegetable Crops
SANTA FE, N.M. -- The National Center for Genome Resources NCGR, in partnership with investigators at the Ohio State University, the Department of Energy DOE Joint Genome Institute JGI, the University of Tennessee, and 454 Life Sciences Corp., announced today the receipt of awards totaling approximately $3M from the U.S....
Tags: genome, life science, Ohio State University
Research articles 2005-12-14
Visualization of Comparative Genomic Analyses by BLAST Score Ratio
Results: The BLAST Score Ratio BSR approach, implemented in a Perl script, classifies all putative peptides within three genomes using a measure of similarity based on the ratio of BLAST scores. The output of the BSR analysis enables global visualization of the degree of proteome similarity between all three genomes....
Tags: Genome, Biotechnology, Visualization, BioMed Central
White papers 2005-01-05
Scientists at Celera Genomics and Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project Publish Drosophila Genome; Whole Genome Shotgun Method Successful
Business Editors, Medical/Biotechnology Writers
Tags: genome
Research articles 2000-03-23
CELERA GENOMICS.(Brief Article)
CELERA GENOMICS has completed the sequencing phase of one person's genome and will now begin to assemble the sequenced fragments of the genome into their proper order, based on new computational advances. The PE ... CELERA GENOMICS has completed the sequencing phase of one...
Tags: genome
Research articles 2000-04-10
Porcine Genomic Sequencing Initiative
This white paper provides scientific justification for sequencing the porcine genome (6X coverage) to identify new genes and novel regulatory elements in the pig and in humans, mice and rats. The porcine genome will serve as a reference non-primate, non-rodent, eutherian genome. The recent ability to genetically modify the porcine...
Tags: Genome, Biotechnology
White papers 2002-11-01
Bovine Genomic Sequencing Initiative: Cattle-Izing the Human Genome
Completion of the human genome sequence provides the starting point for understanding the genetic complexity of man and how genetic variation contributes to diverse phenotypes and disease. It is clear that model organisms have played an invaluable role in capturing this information. It is also noted that additional species must...
Tags: Genome, Biotechnology
White papers 2002-06-17
Celera Genomics Sequences More Than One Billion Base Pairs of Mouse Genome; Mouse and Other Organisms Essential for Interpretation of Human Genome
Business Editors/Health and Medical Writers
Tags: genome, mouse
Research articles 2000-06-01
[0] ON24 Video Investor Alert: IBM Exec: Chasing the Genome Gold Rush by Selling Biotech IT
Business Editors & Analysts
Tags: biotechnology, genome, IBM Corp.
Research articles 2001-05-22
Agilent Technologies Introduces Whole Mouse Genome Microarray
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE:A) today introduced a whole genome microarray for mouse, the most widely used mammalian model in life science research. The Agilent whole mouse genome oligonucelotide microarray provides the most comprehensive, up-to-date and high-quality coverage of the mouse genome available. The microarray will benefit...
Tags: Agilent Technologies Inc., genome, mouse
Research articles 2004-08-26
Cargill, MetaMorphix use bovine genome map to aim specific cattle at specific beef markets
Cargill Inc. and MetaMorphix Inc. have reported that the two companies have completed the first mapping of the bovine genome, and Cargill said it plans to use discovered genetic markers to identify specific cattle that will perform in specific ways. Cargill Inc. and MetaMorphix Inc....
Tags: Cargill Inc., genome
Research articles 2004-06-21
Network Appliance F840 Filer Helps Decipher Human Genome
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
Tags: genome, Network Appliance Inc.
Research articles 2000-09-18
NSF.
The National Science Foundation has began its initial phase of the Plant Genome Research Program, an interagency national plant genome research initiative recommended in May 1997 by the Office of Science and Technology Policy. The program inv The...
Tags: genome, National Science Foundation
Research articles 1998-10-12
CELERA GENOMICs.(Brief Article)
CELERA GENOMICs, a PE Corporation, has completed the first assembly of the human genome, which has revealed a total of 3.12 billion base pairs in the human genome. Celera began to sequence the ... CELERA GENOMICs, a PE Corporation, has completed the first assembly ...
Tags: genome
Research articles 2000-07-03
ARS maps the bovine genome. (NewsBites).(USDA Agricultural Research Service )(Brief Article)
Scientists with USDA's Agricultural Research Service expect to complete a map of the bovine genome by February 2003, an achievement that ultimately may allow processors to select genetically superior cattle for specific purposes, such as lean beef, m Scientists with USDA's Agricultural Research Service expect to...
Tags: genome, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Research articles 2002-10-01
Identification of expressed sequence markers for a major gene-rich region of wheat chromosome group 1 using RNA fingerprinting-differential display. (Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics).
This study demonstrates a successful application of RNA fingerprinting-differential display technique in identifying expressed sequence markers for a small targeted region of the wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) genome. Wheat genes are present in clusters s This study demonstrates a successful application of RNA fingerprinting-differential display technique in identifying expressed...
Tags: biology, Cell, genome, marker, Molecular Inc., RNA
Research articles 2002-07-01
Disomic inheritance, suppressed recombination, and allelic interactions govern apospory in buffelgrass as revealed by genome mapping. (Cell Biology & Molecular Genetics).(Statistical Data Included)
Molecular tools have not identified the genes governing apomixis nor have they been used to successfully transfer the trait to important, sexually reproducing food crops. Several molecular studies addressing apomixis in grasses have used interspecific Molecular tools have not identified the genes governing apomixis nor have they been used...
Tags: biology, Cell, genome, marker, Molecular Inc., trait
Research articles 2002-09-01
Marker-assessed retention of wheat chromatin in wheat (Triticum aestivum) by jointed goatgrass (Aegilops cylindrica) backcross derivatives.(Genomics, Molecular Genetics & Biotechnolgoy)
With the advent of herbicide-resistant wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), there is a concern with the potential for gene migration between wheat and jointed goatgrass (Aegilops cylindrica Host.). This is especially true for genes on the D genome, since this With the advent of herbicide-resistant wheat (Triticum aestivum L.),...
Tags: derivatives, genome, marker, Molecular Inc.
Research articles 2004-07-01
LABBOOK, OHIO SUPERCOMPUTER CENTER AND OSU FORM PARTNERSHIP.(Company Business and Marketing)
The Ohio State University OSU, Ohio Supercomputer Center OSC, and LabBook, Inc. have formed a partnership to provide life science researchers with an annotated map of the human genome. The project combines OSU's annotated human genome database, b The Ohio State University OSU, Ohio Supercomputer Center...
Tags: genome, marketing, Ohio State University, partnership
Research articles 2001-03-01
Genomics Firms Rebound In Recent Sector Upswing.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
PE Biosystems celebrates its role in decoding the genome. FOLLOWING A positive upswing since the end of this year's first quarter, the biotechnology sector has seen a rebound in earnings. PE Biosystems Group, Celera Genomics, Celgene Corporati PE Biosystems...
Tags: company, genome, revenue
Research articles 2000-08-07
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