Sentences with phrase «genetic sequencing»

We can get the complete genetic sequence of a virus, but nobody can tell you whether it's going to be able to transmit.

But being able to recover tiny fragments of DNA doesn't change the fact that any sample will contain genetic sequences from more than just the organism of interest.

Many of the variants involved in numerous types of cancer have been identified with genetic sequencing studies of large numbers of patients.

His idea is that rather than using sophisticated genetic sequencing technology to zero in on disease - causing microbes, why not hunt for microbes that help support elite athletes.

No other technology allowed the flexibility and capability to manipulate large amounts of genetic sequence data.

Using genetic sequencing techniques, they identified which microbes were present and in what proportions.

Four decades later, scientists have found the specific genetic sequences that determine this response.

After 12 to 24 days, genetic sequencing revealed that some resistant bacteria had developed mutations that had accelerated their growth rate to equal that of drug - sensitive strains.

Just as effortlessly, a new genetic sequence can be inserted in its place.

We found that genetic sequencing tests have a very high diagnostic yield, much more than some of the other tests that are routinely performed in initial work - up of early life epilepsy.

It is using next - generation genetic sequencing to study egg - induced mutations in the hopes of identifying some that improve rather than reduce vaccine effectiveness.

In most cases, for a particular genetic sequence on a specific chromosome, the variants from each pair should be represented equally in the woman's blood.

Genetic sequencing involves looking at all of the DNA and RNA that are part of a patient's genes.

The old DNA that sticks to the bait is then studied through genetic sequencing.

It could also change the way adults approach genetic sequencing of their own genes.

The most rigorous genetic sequencing ever carried out on a single tumor reveals far greater genetic diversity among cancer cells than anticipated.

This May he may have made history again by announcing that he has created an organism whose genetic sequence has been generated entirely artificially.

The second part of the system can cut mutations out of the genetic code, and in some cases can replace the mutation with a normal genetic sequence.

This process, however, can also create resistant genetic sequences and organisms that can not be converted.

They can do this by combining genes from many different organisms, or even by designing new ways to translate genetic sequences of genes into protein products.

Turns out when genetic sequencing was becoming a mainstream thing, people actually thought about this: laws were passed so that you couldn't be denied health insurance.

With genetic sequencing technology, we can get down to very specific spelling mistakes.

With genetic sequencing technology, we can get down to very specific spelling mistakes.

Genetic sequences of isolated flu virus are entered into a database, then published and made available for review by experts and the public.

The researchers then used genetic sequencing to determine what types of bacteria were present.

In principle, alterations can be limited to species carrying particular genetic sequences and will not spread into related species with different sequences, although this will require verification in the laboratory.

To see if any of these lay in genetic sequences on which the p53 protein acts, the investigators used data from several lines of healthy and cancerous cells subjected to various p53 - activating treatments.

They reached out to clinicians worldwide to identify patients with arhinia — before this study only 80 cases had been reported during the past century — and gathered samples for genetic sequencing.

One is to identify disease genes — particularly those involved in conditions with complex origins, such as asthma and heart disease — by comparing genetic sequences within a group of patients with a given disease.

Genetic sequencing by IAH scientists has, however, confirmed the two outbreaks sprung from the same virus, suggesting the culls and biosecurity measures failed to contain foot and mouth.

A maternal gene that codes for, say, hemoglobin has the same genetic sequence as a paternal hemoglobin gene.

By analyzing genetic sequences from 121 populations in Africa, 60 non-African populations and four African - American populations, researchers traced Africans back to 14 ancestral clusters originating at 12.5 degrees east latitude and 17.5 degrees south longitude, near the border of modern - day Angola and Namibia.

The team says the system has advantages over some other tests: it's able to detect single molecules of genetic material among mixed samples, and can distinguish between genetic sequences that differ by only one letter.

«We never would have seen that connection based on genetic sequences alone,» says Jack Johnson, a virologist at The Scripps Research Institute not involved with the study who first discovered the chain mail pattern in bacteriophages.

In an ambitious study, the authors attempt to trace drug resistance against all strains of the flu by using an extensive influenza virus database containing all known genetic sequence information (70,000 complete nucleotide sequences) for influenza strains.

ASHG 2015: Researchers Study Costs of Integrating Genetic Sequencing into Clinical Care ASHG Press Release — October 9, 2015

In one experiment, the researchers put the same amount of RNA strands with the same genetic sequence into the Aquaphor but in linear, not spherical, form.

The complete genetic sequence of Neisseria meningitidis, group A, has just been published, only three weeks after the sequence of the closely related N. meningitidis group B. Examination of group A's sequence suggests that bacterial genomes may be far more dynamic and complex than researchers thought.

Tohoku University researchers and their international collaborators compared the genomes of 48 avian species with other vertebrates to identify genetic sequences specific only to birds.

The matched viral material then is analyzed using high - throughput genetic sequencing.

Because upper urinary tract cancer manifests itself in the kidneys, the researchers used the latest genetic sequencing methods to examine cancerous kidney tissue side by side with nearby nontumorous tissue.

Each virus contained genetic sequences coding for one of two proteins: miR24, a cancer - fighting antibody, or human interferon beta - 1a, a protein with antiviral properties.

Some laboratories that currently offer genetic sequencing already offer opt - out options so it is unlikely that it will be a challenge for laboratories to comply with the new recommendations, says Gail Herman, president of ACMG.

Illumina Accelerator, the genomics - focused startup accelerator backed by the publicly traded genetic sequencing pioneer Illumina Corp., has picked five startups for its seventh accelerator class, the

Illumina Accelerator, the genomics - focused startup accelerator backed by the publicly traded genetic sequencing pioneer Illumina Corp., has picked five startups for its seventh accelerator class, the company announced.

Using data from a 2008 outbreak of one of the most - feared «superbugs,» and modern genetic sequencing techniques, a team has successfully modeled, and predicted, the way the organism spread between and within dozens of healthcare facilities.

Although it is a very expensive procedure to map a patients genetic sequences, the cost is falling all the time, from an initial # 10,000 per person it is expected to soon cost as little as # 1,000 each.