Sentences with phrase «of genome data»

With their analyses of the genome data, the scientists were also able to identify eight specific gene variants that are strongly linked to altered risk for both diseases.

The researchers started by examining sets of genome data on more than 250,000 people, of South Asian, East Asian or European descent.

Many said that plan reflected the ideals of British scientists, who were among the leaders in pushing for rapid release of genome data.

Today in Science he and his colleagues report that they've used their technique in conjunction with metagenome sequencing, in which researchers sequence vast swaths of genome data from unknown organisms in the ocean and soil.

The European Nucleotide Archive, launched on May 10 at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory's European Bioinformatics Institute in Cambridge, UK, will also offer labs free remote storage of their genome data and use of bioinformatics tools.

In response to criticisms of the paper, the company responded with a statement saying that «HLI stands by the protection of genome data and the promotion of modern solutions for data exchange».

«The data was produced by a consortium of 74 collaborators from the leading laboratories working on typhoid and describes one of the most comprehensive sets of genome data on a single human infectious agent.

Comparisons of genome data from various reptiles suggest that the EDC mutations responsible occurred when turtles split off from other reptiles around 250 million years ago.

Collins championed the public sharing of genome data and pushed for legislation to protect people against discrimination based on their genes.

A second method, developed by Rasmus Nielsen, a UC Berkeley professor of integrative biology, and graduate student Kelley Harris, requires much less computation, but relies on a summary of the genome data.

On Day 1, we will cover the fundamentals of what you need to run a successful pipeline of genome data: On both the plant and animal side: Installation of software, tools and scaling your IT to cope with genome demand.

«This type of genome data will be far more valuable to someone working on vaccines than to someone working on developing weapons,» says Paulsen.

On April 6, the CNAG organises the workshop Introduction to Genome Analysis to help collaborators get a better understanding and improve interpretation of genome data.

ISB, which houses one of the Genome Data Analysis Centers within the TCGA project, will respond to the needs of the research community and spearhead the development of applications that will provide community access to the cloudbased data and computational infrastructure.