Sentences with phrase «large sequence»

The demonstration brings «plug and play» sequencing one step closer to reality, wherein individual labs will be able to do what today is accomplished primarily in large sequencing centers.

But this step toward fast, cheap genomes doesn't spell the end for large sequencing centers.

It eventually took more than a decade, a billion dollars, and international scientists in 20 large sequencing centers around the world to complete the first human genome sequence in 2003.

Assessing the influence of individual DNA base changes is particularly difficult in noncoding regions, so they instead identified bigger alterations, so - called structural variants, in which large sequences of DNA are inverted, duplicated, or deleted.

We are currently expanding our instrument park and soon we will be able to double the sequencing rate, making us the second largest sequencing lab in Europe.»

«We need to have at least two competitors,» says Campany, who is hopeful Ion Torrent's move will inspire others, perhaps even large sequencing centers such as BGI, to step up to the plate.

The device has made it possible for researchers to study bacteria and viruses in the field, but its high error - rate and large sequencing gaps have, until now, limited its use on human cells with their billions of nucleotides.

Thanks to the falling costs of sequencing machines, individual labs will probably soon produce more data than the conventional large sequencing centres, such as the Joint Genome Institute in Walnut Creek, California.

These proteins display large sequence differences between themselves (Supplementary Table 1) and they are properly folded, highly stable, active and share the β - lactamase fold11.

According to a report in the Hindustan Times, the India location shooting took place inside the Mehrangarh Fort on May 6 and 7, but these are just part of a much larger sequence and it's quite possible the location won't actually be India in the finished film.

Flaws aside, Bounty is a classical epic with a slower character arcs that permit more scenes of characters struggling with guilt and various moral issues, and Lewis Milestone's experience directing large sequences involving masses of actors and extras pays off in the Bounty's arrival in Tahiti — one of the most dynamic widescreen sequences ever conceived.

Everybody knows the raids have had problems (Crota glitching, ogres warping in Kings Fall) and Bungie might not have the resources to support so many large sequences.

We also thank James Nagle and Debbie Kauffman, from the NINDS DNA sequencing core facility, for excellent technical assistance with sequencing the serotonin transporter gene promoter as part of a «large sequencing project» granted to J.R.W.; and Dr Scott R. Whittemore, University of Louisville, for providing us with the RN46A cell line.

Compared with other insects, the genome of the American cockroach (Periplaneta americana) is the second largest sequenced to date after the locust.

The article constitutes the largest sequencing study to date on the genes of representatives from eight sponge genera covering all four currently recognized sponge classes.

There is a large sequencing group with a battery of sequencers, a microarray group, a proteomics group, and several groups being formed.

Rice is the first crop whose genome has reached the working draft stage, and its genome is the largest sequenced to date.

This $ 240 million initiative aims to sequence 200,000 genomes over the next four years, making it among the largest sequencing studies in the world.

He's content to say that HudsonAlpha is one of the largest sequencing centers, and with a staff of just 10 — including himself and the office administrator — he leads one of the most efficient teams.

He chooses to utilize diverse media, such as aluminum, pearlescent paint and spray paints and each of his paintings becomes a meaningful frame within the larger sequence.

Each painting is like a film still, open to analysis yet always referring to a larger sequence of images.