Sentences with phrase «genomic scale analysis»

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The FlashBlade array is an all - flash, scale - out storage architecture perfectly suited to the high concurrency genomic sequencing and analysis workflows that will drive tomorrow's medical discoveries and research.

Hadfield and his colleagues are doing large - scale genomic analyses of different tumor types, as part of the massive Genomics England project to sequence 100,000 British genomes.

Using biopsies of the patients» tumors collected before the start of treatment and at the time patients developed resistance, the researchers performed large - scale genomic analyses to search for mutations specific to the cancer cells in all of each patient's 20,000 genes.

These include two flagship papers: one exploiting genomic - scale data to generate a highly supported avian order phylogeny that resolves many debates on the timing and topology of their radiation; the other a comparative genomic analysis exploring avian genome evolution and the genetic basis of complex traits.

Concurrently, we're developing statistical and computational methods to derive quality - assured genotypes and to facilitate the analysis of large - scale genomic and epidemiological data.

The unprecedented scale of this raw genetic data can be harnessed to increase the statistical power of genomic analyses and, as a result, our confidence in the findings.

Dr. Antonescu has drafted a budget based on a large scale genomic analysis of angiosarcoma tumors.

$ 25M was committed by NHGRI to its Large - Scale Sequencing and Analysis Centers (LSACs) for genomic studies.

To address the pressing question of identifying molecular markers, TRAC has partnered with the MRC Centre for Genomics and Global Health to conduct large - scale genomic analyses to identify mutations associated with ART - R.

Also very interesting is the final abstract which argues that genetic genealogy, in combination with large - scale genomic analyses, will result in reduced privacy.

Topics that will be explored include: • Cellular and developmental origins of pediatric cancer • Key findings of pan-cancer analysis efforts • Computational pipelines to analyze large - scale sequencing data • Opportunities for leveraging existing cancer genomics datasets • Strategies for integrative analysis of germline and somatic variants • Correlation of germline / somatic variation to clinical features such as tumor subtype.

The branch serves as a focal point at the NIH campus for the analysis of a wide variety of large - scale genomic data generated in the course of laboratory and clinical studies, with branch members actively involved in efforts aimed at developing new bioinformatic approaches for the analysis and visualization of these data.

Large - scale genomic analyses of ancient human populations have become feasible partly due to refined sampling methods.