He sequenced and re-sequenced his images in smaller, hand-bound versions that eventually were assembled and resorted to become the work that earned him accolades.
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By 933, Venter aims to have sequenced a million genomes.
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This project is kinda sequenced like one long continual song.
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On the sixth island, San Nicolas, they sequenced two genomes.
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The pictures, sequenced chronologically, also illustrate the sport's aesthetic transformation.
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Dalloul is a poultry immunologist who sequenced the turkey genome.
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It's got sequenced drums, nimble piano arpeggios, big dynamic shifts.
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In 2016, NASA sequenced DNA in space for the first time.
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In 2011, Steve Jobs paid $100,000 to have his DNA sequenced.
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I don't listen to sequenced music all that much at home.
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While both teams sequenced the genome, they took slightly different tacks.
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When she died in 1997 the human genome was almost sequenced.
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By January 10, a Shanghai laboratory had sequenced the virus' genome.
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It has the smallest reliably sequenced genome of any flowering plant.
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In 2016, DNA was sequenced for the first time aboard the station.
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It's completely sequenced and figured out by our technology behind the scenes.
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Other staple food crops had their genomes sequenced long before bread wheat.
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This isn't the first time that scientists have sequenced a tardigrade genome.
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For the study, the researchers sequenced the whole genomes of 13 Tibetans.
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A team of Singaporean scientists sequenced the durian genome to find out.
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The researchers sequenced the dragon's peptides, analyzing hundreds of thousands of them.
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Once sequenced, genetic data are the raw materials for other business ventures.
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The big thing here [is], we now can get our genome sequenced.
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It's not the first time a tardigrade's had its genome sequenced, though.
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In fact, no one had ever sequenced any close relative of crayfish.
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He credited Chinese researchers, who quickly sequenced and published the virus's genome.
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They sequenced the full genome of nearly 400 varieties — modern, heirloom, wild.
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Tentenko is a collection of their best songs, and it's sequenced perfectly.
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Before implantation he sequenced the entire genomes of two cells from each embryo.
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Motherboard recommends that you not get your DNA sequenced by large commercial companies.
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Less than 0.01 percent of the world's population has been sequenced so far.
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Scientists have sequenced the human genome, thousands of microbes, plants and other animals.
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For comparison, the number of eukaryotic genomes sequenced so far is about 2,1003.
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Details: Commercial testing spiked after scientists successfully sequenced the human genome in 2003.
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As more people of non-European ancestry are sequenced, these problems may abate.
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Before this new study, only four Neanderthal specimens have had their genomes sequenced.
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On the album, the songs are sequenced in a different, more dramatic order.
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With his remaining funds, he sequenced 15, leaving the rest in cold storage.
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Dr. Priest sequenced Astrea's genome to search for the cause of her disorder.
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Back then, the Icelandic company had sequenced about 3,000 whole genomes in total.
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It's concise and elegantly sequenced, sufficiently restrained so that each note clicks exactly.
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To date, only about a million people have had their whole genomes sequenced.
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Through a pair of sequenced images, Niemi reveals the fate of her characters.
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In fact, he says (emphasis added): Now that the genome has been sequenced and so much has been learned since it has been sequenced, the whole discussion of ethnicity-slash-race is being conducted at a much higher level of sophistication.
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When the babies were born, he also sequenced cells from various of their tissues.
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But how do you replicate such heavily sequenced and edited music live on stage?
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DNA may be extracted from the debris and sequenced to reveal its microbial contents.
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Around 4 percent to 8 percent of the human genome remains to be sequenced.
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Each participant will also get their whole genome sequenced, which costs several thousand dollars.
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Making a 2D-animated virtual reality series seems counterintuitive, but Sequenced demonstrates its promise.
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I disagree, primarily because of the way the shots in the trailer are sequenced.
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"But once your DNA is sequenced and stored, you can't change that," she said.
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But these varied pensées are rather randomly sequenced and don't hang together especially well.
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Most cancer patients treated outside of academic centers do not have their tumors sequenced.
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He extracted the DNA, sequenced it and realized it was neither human nor Neanderthal.
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Tardigrade genomes have been sequenced before, but not this species, which is particularly hardcore.
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"We bought a bunch of masquerade pieces, capes, scarves, beads, and sequenced capulets," she said.
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Venter led one of the two teams of scientists who first sequenced the human genome.
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The vast majority of people who have had their DNA sequenced are of European descent.
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An estimated 100 million to 2 billion human genomes will have been sequenced by 2025.
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It's the only album we ever made where it was sequenced before we recorded it.
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First, they sequenced the whole genomes of 398 modern, heirloom, and wild varieties of tomato.
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He sequenced the silkworm's proteins and matched them to the structure of spider dragline silk.
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In other words, for every person sequenced 10 years ago, we can now do 10,000.
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Having his genome sequenced in order to turn the data into dance might sound strange.
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The RNA molecules in these brains had all been sequenced into something called a transcriptome.
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How the withdrawal will be sequenced with Afghan talks and a ceasefire is also unknown.
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So far, the AOCC's researchers have fully sequenced the genomes of ten of their targets.
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In 2013, researchers sequenced the HeLa genome, making the family DNA public without their consent.
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The genome of New Zealand's brushtail possum is currently being sequenced to look for targets.
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So far, it has 17,400 dogs signed up, and 400 dogs with their DNA sequenced.
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"The first genome was sequenced in 2003 and cost $3 billion to do," Lantos recalled.
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The researchers quickly sequenced the genomes of 99 Ebola viruses isolated from 78 patients there.
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Dr. Purugganan took the rice to his laboratory in Greenwich Village and sequenced its genes.
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The virus's genetic material, the RNA, was sequenced and made public information on Jan. 2201.
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He had his entire genome sequenced and consulted a team of experts on the results.
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Hundreds of thousands of people will need to be sequenced for each of these studies.
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He and his team at Celera also sequenced the fruit fly, mouse and rat genomes.
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Doctors sequenced not just her genes, but the nearby regions of DNA that control them.
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Once the bacteria cultured from the ice cubes grew, their DNA was purified and sequenced.
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The researchers then extracted, sequenced, and analyzed genetic material from the rodent's livers and compared them.
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Thanks to these and other projects, millions of sequenced cancer whole genomes will be a reality.
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Once the team sequenced the entire genome of the ancient virus, though, things got even weirder.
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None of the cards came out sequenced correctly, so it just turned into a jumbled clusterfuck.
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Each character had its own recurring musical theme, with more rhythmic sequenced interludes accompanying action scenes.
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Yet, the snub-nosed monkey above and 37 other similar species just got their genomes sequenced.
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It's been more than a decade since an international team of scientists sequenced the human genome.
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The emails were ultimately released in a smartly sequenced way to maximize damage to Hillary Clinton.
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They then re-sequenced 28 brachycephalic dogs and compared the results with 319 other canid genomes.
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It's weird to think about episodes of an anthology series being sequenced in a specific way.
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The sequenced stations feature fine works by artists like Cindy Sherman, Timm Ulrichs, and Rodney Graham.
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In the future, DNA from patients' tumours is likely to be sequenced completely for diagnostic purposes.
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A third genome sequenced on Wednesday was also found to be in the same genetic grouping.
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In 2007, Watson was one of the first people to have his own genome completely sequenced.
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Mr. Frank carefully sequenced them to form a visual epic poem, with internal pacing and rhymes.
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Researchers sequenced nearly 200 Zika virus genomes to see how the virus mutated and traveled over time.
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But when Sikora sequenced the bones' DNA, he found that the four individuals were not remotely inbred.
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Newborns in the second group would get all that and also have their DNA sequenced in whole.
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A Denisovan genome was sequenced in 20103 and compared with that of modern humans, revealing the trait.
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Finally, the researchers sequenced part of the family's genomes, revealing a new mutation in the "ZFHX2" gene.
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He noted that we had only sequenced the nuclear DNA of three other ancient dogs until now.
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According to a recent study, as many as 2 billion human genomes could be sequenced by 2025.
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The group took an ethnically diverse group of 1,061 people of different ages and sequenced their genomes.
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Rather, what is likely to slow things down is the gathering of the samples to be sequenced.
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But more than that, she's hoping it will inspire more cat owners to get their animals sequenced.
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Octopuses were the first cephalopod species to have their DNA sequenced, and that was only in 2015.
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The Harvard team also sequenced the image of a hand onto biological DNA and then retrieved it.
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In their new study, Dr. Wayne sequenced the genome of one fox from each of five subspecies.
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Andersen's team sequenced 39 Zika virus genomes from infected patients and mosquitoes in and around Miami, Florida.
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It was magical hearing it for the first time mixed and sequenced up, it was so natural.
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But it wasn't until January 11, that the sequenced genome was posted on open-source site virological.
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It said Japanese and South Korean fighter jets carried out a sequenced mission with the U.S. bombers.
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Back in the laboratory, the team extracted microbial DNA from the cores and sequenced the genetic material.
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But in December, anthropologists sequenced an entire genome from a piece of 5,700-year-old chewing gum.
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Fossilized DNA sequenced from those bones, recovered in Siberia, has allowed us to learn more about them.
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A Denisovan genome was sequenced in 2012 and compared with that of modern humans, revealing the trait.
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A Denisovan genome was sequenced in 503 and compared with that of modern humans, revealing the trait.
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So far the researchers have sequenced the whole genomes of 139 vascular plant species and put them online.
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Here's how it works: a nootropic user gets their genome sequenced by 23andMe or a similar genetics company.
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Multiply that across all the people who have gotten sequenced, and you're looking at some serious storage issues.
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This allowed the researchers to accurately pinpoint cancer even when the amount of DNA sequenced was very low.
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Neanderthal genomes recently sequenced by scientists have revealed that we humans mated with Neanderthals over thousands of years.
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Other scientists interviewed by Popular Science and the BBC thought the newly sequenced genome was important as well.
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As the researchers analyzed the newly sequenced genome, they discovered a web that was more tangled than expected.
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Later that same year, the institute also sequenced the genome of a second type of bacteria, Mycoplasma genitalium.
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In one case, an identical twin having her genetic data sequenced created a tricky situation for her sister.
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The remaining species would be sequenced, in less detail still, over the final four years of the project.
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There have been subsequent Lumines titles with identical gameplay, but the first Lumines is sequenced like an album.
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So they sequenced the complete DNA of 100 dogs across 21 breeds, 10 of which had screw tails.
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The data isn't merely sequenced genes, it is the translation of these sequences into disease types and cures.
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In the summer of 2628, the Human Genome Project successfully concluded with the first fully sequenced human genome.
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Hundreds of thousands of cancers have now been sequenced, and the hunt for targets is seeing diminishing returns.
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When DNA is sequenced using nanopore technology, the raw output is a file that looks like a soundwave.
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They sequenced it and set about trying to find a way to use it to make a vaccine.
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Instead, it envisions denuclearization as taking place in sequenced "phases" for which it demands "simultaneous" incentives from Washington.
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Sequencing the genome of this animal was not easy: No one had sequenced the genome of a crayfish.
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His DNA was sequenced a few weeks later, and last month Mr. Clement uploaded it to the database.
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The human genome was not sequenced until 2000; today, mapping an entire human gene map costs around $700.
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But now a team of researchers has sequenced the genome of a specimen that died a century ago.
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Researchers in India have sequenced the genome of the Indian Cobra, in an attempt to decode the venom.
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But the music itself is like all sequenced moogs and sounds that have never really left my head.
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So they start with the text of a fully sequenced yeast chromosome on a computer, and make little tweaks.
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So far, getting your whole genome sequenced won't tell you as much as you might hope about your health.
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She's had her genome partially sequenced, and will soon get her breath checked for methane several times a day.
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Every sequenced genome requires 300-400 GB of hard disk space just to store the raw and processed files.
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When the evolutionary biologist Hernán Morales was a graduate student at Monash, he sequenced the Eastern Yellow Robin's DNA.
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The doctors sequenced the tumors, and got him signed up for a clinical trial for a new, targeted drug.
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They're getting patients' genomes sequenced and sharing the results with hackers, crowdsourcing analysis of their data from global geeks.
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That's why an international team of scientists sequenced the quinoa genome—so that more people can eat it affordably.
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Like Lumines, Tetris Effect is essentially an album: a sequenced collection of music with a beginning and an end.
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They need to be trained to make sure patients understand the pros and cons of getting their DNA sequenced.
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Mills' re-scoring of the second chapter of Kwaidan, "The Woman in the Snow," showcases his meticulously sequenced sound.
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But I have a certain affection for their studio counterparts, which are carefully constructed and sequenced for maximum impact.
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The album features 21 tracks selected by Barry, and sequenced in chronological order from the start of their career.
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But it was tough and time-consuming work; at the time, no one had ever sequenced a deer genome.
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And IS increasingly carries out multiple, sequenced attacks against soft targets to spread confusion and stretch emergency services thin.
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Early in the 2014 Ebola outbreak, her lab posted Ebola virus genomes it had sequenced on a public website.
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Yet until now scientists have sequenced entire genomes from very few people outside population centers like Europe and China.
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Scientists have sequenced its genome and begun to create vaccines in the hope of making people immune to it.
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Virologists usually wait until the genetic material of a new virus is sequenced to start working on a test.
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The researchers sequenced each person's whole genome and found enough mutations to tell the child's father from its uncle.
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In 2010, Dr. Willerslev and his colleagues sequenced the genome of a 4,000-year-old Paleo-Eskimo from Greenland.
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The genomes of four billion humans have been sequenced, creating a huge pool of genetic information accessible to researchers.
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The researchers recently sequenced the genome of the virus in a case reported in Snohomish County in late February.
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So they correctly identified the etiological agent, sequenced it, and they shared that info with the World Health Organization.
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Studies comparing modern humans with Denisovans are difficult, Dr. Mathieson added, because scientists have sequenced only one Denisovan genome.
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By 2025, an anticipated 100 million and 2 billion human genomics could be sequenced, according to a 2015 report.
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The way I sequenced the record was definitely thought out; I wanted those breaths in between the crazy loud moments.
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On its own that may not sound so impressive, as many animals have had their genomes sequenced in recent years.
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"The pace of biomedical discovery that's now happening because of the human gene being sequenced fully is remarkable," said Maraganore.
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Then they sequenced the bacterial DNA of samples taken from patients as well as from various environments of the hospital.
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The book exists as a traditional photobook, with sequenced images on each spread, but it also exists as a diptych.
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This sequenced approach materially reduces the "crash risk" of Brexit negotiations and…reduces downside risks for the UK growth outlook.
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In the fully sequenced Neanderthal genome published in 2014, he found some human genes dating back to 100,000 years ago.
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These were then scanned and sequenced frame by frame to the original edit of the video he'd previously put together.
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Twenty years ago, you had about a 1 in 6 billion chance of knowing someone who'd had their DNA sequenced.
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Beyond military applications, competition and shifting requirements are driving more companies to seek highly precise, time-stamped and sequenced transactions.
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The DNA samples were sequenced, and the researchers targeted 23 established and candidate breast cancer genes, including BRCA1 and BRCA303.
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The team sequenced the genome using blood samples of two Komodo dragons housed at Zoo Atlanta, named Slasher and Rinca.
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More than 6,000 patients treated at more than 1,000 institutions have had their tumours sequenced as part of this trial.
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It's mostly noise and military slang with slo-mo sequenced arrangements that pretend to be something halfway fun or watchable.
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Dr. Tomoyasu and Dr. Linz worked with Tribolium, or flour beetles, a common subject because of its fully sequenced genome.
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In the three years since the All of Us program was announced, not a single person's DNA has been sequenced.
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As more species' genomes are sequenced, researchers can begin to pick out which genes are shared among groups of organisms.
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The sample was sequenced three days later, but on January 1, an official ordered it destroyed, and initiated a coverup.
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Ms. McGillicuddy faxes requests for records to each medical institution that treated a patient, or diagnosed or sequenced her cancer.
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Outlined in glittering lights, some appear to move or fly as a result of the sequenced illumination of different silhouettes.
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Each minute of an animated film, on the other hand, required at least nine hundred and sixty precisely sequenced drawings.
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Once he had sequenced the DNA sample that Goldman sent him, Wuyts had to crack the code that it contained.
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They also sequenced the nuclear genome (which accounts for 99 percent of our whole DNA) of seven of the ancient dogs.
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The use of electronics ranges from strict sequenced rigor to open-ended jamming, sometimes both in the space of a song.
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He continued: That last mile is a coordinated sequenced process to be able to get it to the points of distribution.
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Then they sequenced the entire genome of the mammoth species, according to a 2015 study published in the journal Current Biology.
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Venter is most famous for his role as a leader of the team that first sequenced the human genome in 2000.
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There are other limitations, too—the sequenced genomes all came from Europeans, leaving out folks from the rest of the globe.
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In 2010 a paper published in Nature on the first San genome to be sequenced caused an outcry among some San.
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Public health investigators discovered that the cases were linked when they sequenced the DNA of Salmonella samples collected from the patients.
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That suggests GE could release enormous trapped value through a more ambitious, but thoughtfully sequenced, series of spin-offs and divestments.
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Genomes preserved in museums or permafrost can be sequenced, and the genomes found in related species reprogrammed to produce something similar.
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Even with this research, the total human stool microbiome has yet to be sequenced, a major opportunity for scientists going forward.
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Knapp had sequenced the strawberry genome and secured a multimillion-dollar grant, and would be releasing new cultivars in the fall.
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It wasn't until 2000, a full five years later, when researchers sequenced the whole genome of the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster.
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During her first chemotherapy visit, her oncologist, Dr. Campbell, asked if she would be interested in having her tumor's genes sequenced.
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The team sequenced the bacterium's genome and were even able to identify the genes responsible for degrading various components of oil.
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That would buy time to negotiate a more comprehensive deal, including a minutely sequenced road map that will require sustained diplomacy.
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A week after it was discovered, Chinese authorities had already sequenced the virus and shared it with labs around the world.
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Dr. Priest plucked 36 white blood cells from the child's blood, and the scientists sequenced the entire genome of each cell.
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When Steve Jobs, the late Apple CEO, had his DNA sequenced while battling pancreatic cancer in 2011, it cost him $100,000.
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The team then compared the ancient DNA with the genomes of 15503 living people from Lebanon that the group had sequenced.
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So it's fitting that, when sequenced and stored in a computer, your genome takes up gobs of memory—up to 150 gigabytes.
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Most songs are built on rhythmic motifs, which are sometimes sequenced and sometimes performed live, but usually have electronic and acoustic layers.
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Alopecia is sequenced to flow from one track to the next, which is partially why seeing it played live is so exhilarating.
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For the new study, the researchers sequenced DNA of people who lived in the area during the Roman period 2,000 years ago.
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So, the team sequenced the E. coli DNA and ran the sequence through a computer program, which successfully reproduced the original images.
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Once genomes are sequenced, it becomes easier for doctors and scientists to construct tailored treatment programs based on patients' individual genetic profiles.
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Dr Tollis, Dr Maley and their colleagues will also search for tumour-suppressing genes in previously sequenced genomes available in public databases.
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It is only now, 16 years after the human genome was first sequenced, that scientists have homed in on the relevant genes.
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This time, the consent forms will allow the researchers to recontact any potential survivors so that their genomes can be fully sequenced.
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The key to this study was recently sequenced DNA from a 4,800-year-old dog excavated from a tomb in Newgrange, Ireland.
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Dr Venter reckons that to discover all of the genetic variation which human beings display, 10m genomes will need to be sequenced.
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When Grace's tumor was sequenced, scientists found a mutation in TSC2, a sister gene to TSC1, the one mutated in Sharon's cancer.
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"Montage" is photographic and painterly, a riff on a pair of found photographs, sequenced to look like a giant strip of film.
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Apple's latest iPhone OS is here, you're being watched by your streaming devices, and you could soon get your DNA sequenced anonymously.
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They sequenced the DNA in each neuron and compared it to the DNA in cells from the boy's liver, heart and lungs.
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But regardless of how good the databases get and how many people have their genomes sequenced, uncertainty will never completely go away.
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The book contains more than 600 carefully sequenced images culled from an archive of more than 40,19933 photographs taken by the artist.
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The images are "sequenced" by Oursler, and the first one we see is sepia-toned photograph of the Temple of Sibyl outside Rome.
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The genome of the 1918 flu virus was sequenced in 2005, after a preserved specimen was extracted from victims buried in Alaskan graves.
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Researchers from UC Davis have discovered that the killifish features a higher level of genetic variation than any other vertebrate sequenced so far.
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The genomes of only 5003,2500 microbial species have been sequenced, and only about 21,250 species have been grown in a lab, he said.
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The company had claimed it held the sole rights to test for a genome it first sequenced, which is linked to breast cancer.
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It begins like a traditional photo book, with images sequenced carefully and printed at a size that takes appropriate advantage of page dimensions.
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Sequenced immediately after the wounded "We're Just Friends" is "I'm Always In Love," with its chugging rhythm, squealing synths, and instantly likeable hook.
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Japanese and South Korean fighter jets carried out sequenced missions with the U.S. bombers but no ordnance was dropped, the Air Force said.
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The first organism to have its whole genome sequenced was, in fact, Haemophilus influenzae, a bacterium that resides in the human respiratory tract.
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But researchers have finally sequenced the common bedbug's complete genome, and they hope this may help in the future war against the pest.
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North Korea has traditionally viewed denuclearization as taking place in sequenced "phases" for which it demands "simultaneous" incentives from Washington for each step.
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Seattle Flu Study scientists quickly sequenced the genome of the virus, finding a genetic variation also present in the country's first coronavirus case.
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Now, researchers in Germany and Sweden have sequenced the DNA of six of the living species, of which there are at least 10.
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It has 32 billion base pairs, which makes it ten times the size of the human genome, and the largest genome ever sequenced.
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In the end, all the DNA is collected, sequenced, and put through a computer program that reconstructs the locations of the original molecules.
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Here's the inside story of how Moderna went from waiting for the virus to be sequenced to shipping a vaccine in 42 days.
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Dozens of labs around the world are racing to develop a coronavirus vaccine after a Chinese lab genetically sequenced the virus in January.
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By contrast, the new coronavirus was sequenced within days of its discovery and immediately, countries around the world were able to diagnose cases.
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This team sequenced the genes of children's immune memory cells before infection and again 40 days after the start of the measles rash.
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By the end of 2010, only five ancient genomes had been sequenced in total, but in 2014, 38 were done in one year.
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Then, giving the audience the unrestricted motion of a dust particle was a comparable way for them to engage with the sequenced movements.
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"It's great because the kids are studying DNA and the anole is the only reptile to have its entire DNA code sequenced," Eastburn said.
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Mystified, he sequenced the mitochondrial DNA of the boy's other family members, including his sisters, parents, grandparents, and siblings of his parents and grandparents.
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So far, BGI has sequenced the genomes of over 210,21 people, plus the chickpea, giant panda, and a 2185,250-year-old man named Inuk.
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So far, BGI has sequenced the genomes of over 50,000 people, plus the chickpea, giant panda, and a 4,000-year-old man named Inuk.
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That's why Posth and his colleagues extracted and sequenced the mitochondrial DNA from an ancient Neanderthal thigh bone discovered 80 years ago in Germany.
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Melanesia first became a part of the human ancestor conversation when Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA was sequenced completely for the first time in 2010.
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El Sidrón 1's dirty teeth led to another major discovery—the oldest draft microbial genome ever sequenced, belonging to the microbe Methanobrevibacter oralis.
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There were only 11 examples of Zenkerella in museum collections, and none of those samples was complete, nor had anyone sequenced the creatures' DNA.
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The researchers drew from a survey of the lifestyles and metabolic health of 6,500 Danish people and sequenced the FGF21 gene in all participants.
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To understand how mosquitoes are evolving, the researchers sequenced the DNA of 765 wild Anopheles mosquitoes taken from 15 locations across eight African countries.
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The scientists sequenced the mitochondrial DNA from 89 megafaunal bone and teeth samples that had been excavated from caves and rock shelters in Patagonia.
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The minister, Dorothee Baer, said she would open talks with Facebook and Google on the way that posts on social media platforms were sequenced.
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At the time, researchers thought the work might be as simple as inserting that newly sequenced RNA into cultured cells and watching it replicate.
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With PGS, two cells are generally removed from three- to five-day-old embryos that have been fertilized outside the mother, and then sequenced.
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What this study did: Over a 10-year period, the international team of researchers gathered pathogen samples around the world and sequenced the genomes.
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It is the second largest insect genome ever sequenced (the first belonging to a species of locust), and larger even than the human genome.
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Once they succeeded, they sequenced the genomes of 15 other specimens, including marbled crayfish living in German lakes and those belonging to other species.
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In a 2016 study, Chinese scientists found that of the 59 elite athletes that they sequenced, none had two copies of the defective ACTN3.
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"Virus genomes from infected people will need to be sequenced continually to understand the extent to which the virus is evolving," write the authors.
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"We have the merest tip of the iceberg in sequenced data," says Dr. Barrett Rollins, a member of the AACR Project GENIE steering committee.
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For comparison, it took about 20 months to start testing a vaccine candidate for the 2002-2003 SARS outbreak after that virus was sequenced.
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Once the DNA is isolated, it can be sequenced and "read" to understand how these particular extremophiles get energy and carbon from exotic environments.
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After the implantation, he twice sequenced fetal DNA that had leaked into the mother's blood, and also DNA from umbilical-cord blood, a fetal tissue.
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Photo: Getty ImagesMore humans are having their genomes sequenced than ever before, but, as with most new technologies, DNA sequencing has not been equitably dispersed.
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The bigger the database, the better—only about a million people have taken it all off, as it were, and gotten their whole genomes sequenced.
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Iceland, with a population of just 300,000, has captured genetic data from more than 100,000 of its citizens, and sequenced the full genome of thousands.
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They then genotyped each sample, looking at hundreds of thousands of spots on the genome to identify markers associated with pigmentation, and sequenced those regions.
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They captured a male Inaccessible Island rail in September 2011, sampled its blood, sequenced its DNA, and compared the results to data on other rails.
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Now, a team of researchers from Russia, South Korea, and the United Kingdom has extracted and sequenced the genetic data from those Stone Age bones.
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As more people have their genomes sequenced, and as computers become more sophisticated at seeking out patterns in data, these types of studies will proliferate.
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The results should be taken with a grain of salt, since only one Denisovan genome has been sequenced, so there's not that much to compare.
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The octopus genome is five to six times larger than other invertebrate genomes that have been sequenced, and has about double the number of chromosomes.
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To that end, researchers today announced that they have sequenced the koala genome, revealing how they might leverage the animal's DNA to inform its conservation.
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In a paper published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances, researchers sequenced the genes of Italian sparrows, and compared them to house and Spanish sparrows.
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US company Medical Genomics already offers a service for growers to have their bespoke strains genetically sequenced and marked for posterity on the Bitcoin blockchain.
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The Building Blocks curriculum literally offers math-focused "learning trajectories," a set of sequenced, structured learning experiences for youth from pre-K through eighth grade.
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There scientists extracted, analyzed and sequenced its DNA, and determined that it was indeed the clinging jellyfish, spotted in New Jersey for the first time.
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The newly sequenced genome reveals that the Y. pestis strain linked to the Justinian Plague indeed differs from the strain linked to the Black Death.
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Anyone who's used Ancestry, 23andMe, Color Genomics, or any DNA-testing services has probably been sequenced on machines made by the $45 billion biotech company.
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What they did: The scientists sequenced and analyzed millions of genetic mutations and the expression of genes in tumor samples from 574 patients with DLBCL.
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The recalls were "a shock to the system," said weed expert Jonathan Page, who was part of the team that first sequenced the cannabis genome.
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Now, for the first time ever, scientists have sequenced the giraffe's genome, an endeavor which offers clues into how the animal evolved these distinctive characteristics.
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In order to get the most accurate picture of her son's genetic testing results, his doctors have asked her to have her genes sequenced, too.
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A growing number of people are having their genomes sequenced so doctors can assess their risk for various diseases, such as breast or ovarian cancer.
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By comparison, it took about 20 months to start testing a vaccine candidate for SARS after that virus was sequenced during the 2002-2003 outbreak.
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During the SARS outbreak in 2002, it was months before the viral genome was sequenced and longer still before it was remade in the lab.
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Yet the virus was eventually sequenced and tamed by a small Canadian lab, said Clay Shirky, a professor at N.Y.U. Shanghai and a technology writer.
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China detected the outbreak, isolated the virus, sequenced its genome and shared the information with the World Health Organization and other countries in record time.
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As Nebula noted in a white paper explaining its business model, the first human genome was sequenced in 23 at a cost of $23 billion.
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Once users get sequenced by sending in a spit sample, Helix holds on to their DNA data in case users opt-in to additional tests.
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To make the diagnosis, Bönnemann's team sequenced the girl's entire genome and found a mutation on genes that code for a touch receptor called piezo22.
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The most accurate polygenic risk scores can be calculated only for those of European ancestry, because fewer people from other populations have been sequenced so far.
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He sequenced their genes and used them to create faulty Nav19863 channels, which he added to cells; he then tracked how these channels responded to stimuli.
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Researchers then trained their network on millions of sequenced genomes and high-throughput reads, teaching it which things to weigh more heavily and which to ignore.
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From the aquatic dreaminess of Merriweather Post Pavillion to the carefully sequenced Feels, the group's music consistently challenges the way music can be played and arranged.
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Alan Templeton proved as much in 1998 when he sequenced genomes and found no DNA-based support for the idea that different "races" of humans exist.
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Metagenomics is a technique whereby the DNA in a sample containing material from several species is extracted and sequenced without first being sorted in any way.
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"We need billions of people to get their genome sequenced to be able to give people information like what kind of diet to follow," Topol said.
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"It was a real surprise to me that so many other species have been sequenced and coffee was kind of like an orphan," he tells Axios.
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Of the more than 500 species of sharks that swim the Earth's waters, the great white is only the second one to have its genome sequenced.
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The gold-sequenced catsuit was complete with an embellished bodice featuring the face of a lion, with massive feathers cascading over her shoulders as its mane.
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Three days after the transfer, he reached out to Argonne National Laboratory, a nonprofit lab run by the University of Chicago, to get his samples sequenced.
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The team that did the analysis, led by Serena Nik-Zainal of the Sanger Institute in Cambridge, England, sequenced the genomes of cells from 560 tumours.
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Although the field is relatively new, hundreds of thousands of cancer patients have had their tumors sequenced to identify cancer-related mutations, according to testing companies.
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The genome from the finger bone of a female child sequenced in 2010 revealed that Denisovans mated with modern humans, though not necessarily in this spot.
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In recent decades, university researchers have become adept at collecting digital information: trillions of base pairs from sequenced human genomes; light measurements from billions of stars.
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Hollander's voice leads the song's evolution from ambience to a celestial arrangement tone baths and sequenced synthesizers leaving a hypnotic passage of time in its wake.
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To test this theory, the Johns Hopkins researchers used the species Octopus bimaculoides, which is the only octopus species that has had its entire genome sequenced.
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What they did: The three scientists edited two types of mouse cells and human cells and sequenced long stretches of the DNA in the edited sections.
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What they did: Over a 4-year period, the team collected large amounts of microbiome data from humans, animals and the environment and sequenced their DNA.
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The researchers sequenced the gene for growth hormone receptors in 567 Ashkenazi Jews over 60 and their children, whom Dr. Barzilai had been studying for years.
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A six-page draft communique seen by Reuters calls for "credible, verifiable, sequenced and reciprocal steps" starting with a truce to be monitored by technical committees.
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The genes of the virus have never been sequenced In 2005, researchers announced that they had successfully determined the gene sequence of the 1918 influenza virus.
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Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA was sequenced completely for the first time in 2010, which led to the initial discovery that they were interbreeding with our ancestors.
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Carefully sequenced, the images enter into a conversation of sorts with one another, adding layers of meaning to the project in ways that inform — without sensationalizing.
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"The Human Genome Project took years to be sequenced, but by then, there was enough legislation that the whole world didn't turn into Gattaca," Ramirez says.
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But another group of researchers sequenced the same species and didn't find the same results; they concluded the first team's findings could be due to contamination.
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Each embryo will then have its whole genome sequenced, and the parents will be asked what they want to know from what those genomes can tell them.
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When Venter's researchers started work on this new project, they chose M. genitalium—the second complete bacterial genome to be sequenced—expressly for its diminutive genome size.
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Chinese researchers sequenced the genome of the American cockroach (Periplaneta americana), and directly compared it to the genomes obtained from two related species, the Australian cockroach (P.
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That might not be commonly known by its customers, but Verdi told BuzzFeed News those who pay to have their DNA sequenced expect that level of privacy.
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A team led by Dr. Stephen Scherer, director of the Centre for Applied Genomics at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children, sequenced 340 whole genomes from 85 families.
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For the study, the Bordensteins -- who have been studying WO for 15 years -- collected samples of the virus from insects infected with Wolbachia and sequenced its DNA.
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"Even the one that got sequenced was a huge challenge due to poor DNA preservation," said Eske Willerslev, director of the University of Copenhagen's Centre for GeoGenetics.
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When the first whole genome was sequenced in 2003, the process required 15 years of work, 20 different labs and more than $3 billion, according to Martinez.
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DNA sequenced from ancient skeletons dating back to the 214th century was found to match that of the bacteria responsible for the plague, known as Yersinia pestis.
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According to the Conversation, researchers recently sequenced the species' genome, which could give conservation authorities better tools to finally crack down on their invasion of the continent.
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Image: Matt Loose/University of NottinghamScientists reported this week that they have sequenced and assembled the human genome using a pocket-sized sequencer for the first time.
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Computer scientists synthesized DNA that, in the process of being sequenced and analyzed, created a file that allowed them access to the computer performing the DNA analysis.
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However, the study had some limitations, including that only those genes known or suspected to harbor breast cancer-related mutations were sequenced and considered for the study.
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I love industrial and hard electronic stuff, but the genre hasn't had many changes in the last 30 years, just angsty white people over some sequenced synths.
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A voter registration process began in December but no election dates have been set and it is unclear how local, parliamentary and presidential polls would be sequenced.
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The human genome has been sequenced and we are seeing an explosion of knowledge and technology applicable to patient care – this is the promise of precision medicine.
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The station also received its first expandable module, the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM), and astronaut Kate Rubins successfully sequenced DNA for the first time in space.
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Three researchers at Harvard and Woods Hole sequenced portions of the genome of a certain rotifer and found all sorts of craziness that shouldn't have been there.
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For the dance, scientists sequenced Mr. McGregor's individual genome, which was then converted to an algorithm that is used as a structure for the work's 23 sections.
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When scientists sequenced the new MERS virus, they noticed that the protein it used to attack human cells looks almost exactly like the one HKU22018-CoV uses.
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In February, she and an international group of scientists sequenced the peanut's genome for the first time, which could help guide future genetic engineering of the crop.
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The Swiss interactive studio apelab created 22 documents/objects that traces the creation of their game Sequenced, an animated interactive series in 360° for virtual reality headsets.
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So the team of researchers from the U.S., the Netherlands and the UK exposed the strains to trehalose, sequenced them, and even infected mice with one of them.
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In 2007, DNA pioneer James Watson became the first person to have his entire genome sequenced—making all of his 6 billion base pairs publicly available for research.
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And along with the countless chemicals they found in these samples, the team documented and sequenced the genetics of more than 40,000 different bacteria, fungi, plants, and animals.
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Ambry Genetics sequenced data from 49 patients who had visited their doctor with concerns about troubling variants that showed up in the raw data from different consumer reports.
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"This study shows that even a single ancient genome sequenced to a good coverage can potentially make major contributions to our understanding of ancient complex histories," he said.
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This kind of electro-acoustic approach is something I've experimented with on every Horseback record, to some extent, but the early material was never sequenced by a computer.
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The researchers also sequenced genomes from ancestral rose species and newer hybrids to understand the composition and the structure of modern roses and the origin of important traits.
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That firm has a 90 percent share of all of the base pairs of DNA sequenced in the world, and their prices are falling 40 percent a year.
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They also sequenced all of the protein-making genes in 12,940 people, and used statistical methods to estimate risk in another 111,548 people with less complete DNA data.
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Before the fermentation process began—when the future wine was just grape juice—the researchers DNA sequenced the juice to identify the mix of microbes present within it.
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Using advanced electron microscopy, a team led by Kelly Lee sequenced the stages of membrane fusion—the process in which two separate biological entities merge to become one.
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If you've ever had your DNA sequenced (or genotyped as is the case for those using 23andMe) it's highly likely it was done on one of Illumina's machines.
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The team operated and removed the patients' tumors, sequenced tumor and normal cells, selected up to 53 mutations/person, and made the peptides to put into the vaccine.
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"They're super-detoxers compared to all other species that have had their genomes sequenced," says conservation geneticist Rebecca Johnson, lead author on the new study in Nature Genetics.
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So Danish researchers at the Natural History Museum of Denmark (affiliated with the University of Copenhagen) sequenced and studied the genome of a narwhal living in West Greenland.
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Making sense of DNA data is a two-step process, namely the biochemical-sequencing of the DNA and the analyzing and extracting insights from the sequenced DNA data.
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The new study is in contrast to one released last year in the journal Science, in which the genome of the 5,0003-year-old Irish dog was sequenced.
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Until now, with the accumulation of large databases of people who have had their genomes sequenced, it had not been possible to find people who met such criteria.
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The team led by Zayed, Sheila Colla and biology researcher Clement Kent believes it is the first time the genome of an at-risk bumblebee has been sequenced.
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But as sequenced by Rough Guide major domo Phil Stanton, it keeps evolving, seldom high-energy but always in infectious motion as one likable tune segues into another.
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When I was a fellow in hematology, another revolution in science transformed the art of diagnosis: recombinant-DNA technology allowed genes to be cloned and sequenced more easily.
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According to a report in Chinese news magazine Caixin, the new virus now known as SARS-CoV-2 may have been mostly sequenced as early as December 27.
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They then compared these samples to a reference genome that was sequenced from a sample of the virus taken from the original Wuhan outbreak some two months prior.
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The speed with which China detected the outbreak, isolated the virus, sequenced the genome and shared it with WHO and the world are very impressive, and beyond words.
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Woolly mammoth genomes have been sequenced previously, so the researchers involved in the new study used a Wrangel Island mammoth genome and studied the genes and their mutations.
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The researchers obtained samples of H. salminicola from Chinook and Coho salmon in Oregon and sequenced their genes along with those of Myxobolus squamalis, a close parasite relative.
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The story is sequenced roughly chronologically, beginning in the halcyon grain fields of a Russian childhood and continuing through the end of the Cold War to the present.
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Building a brain To investigate, Muotri and his colleagues compared the genome of Neanderthals (previously extracted from fossil bones and sequenced by other researchers) with that of modern humans.
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"Somewhere down the line, when more information is stored in DNA and it's being input and sequenced constantly," Shipman says, "we'll be glad we started thinking about these things."
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Emily Santos became one of the first babies to have their genomes sequenced for the BabySeqProject, a new study assessing the risks and benefits of genomic sequencing at birth.
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It was only after the researchers sequenced the worm genome that they were able to confirm that they were in fact dealing with a single—but highly adaptable—nematode.
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Researchers have only a few bones that even point to the existence of Denisovans, but fossilized DNA that could be sequenced has allowed us to learn more about them.
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See Obama's whole playlist below and, yes, it does make a great Spotify/YouTube playlist as it is listed out — it's already well sequenced, no need to tweak it.
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Now, armed with methods to monitor gene activity during development and some fully-sequenced snake and lizard genomes, Cohn has been able to put his theories to the test.
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As part of that business, Mars's scientists once sequenced the genome of cacao, the source of chocolate, in order to improve one of the firm's most important raw materials.
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In addition, new tools, such as real-time flash campaigns or "sequenced offers," help to address specific issues such as spare capacity utilisation and new customer acquisition more effectively.
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But as more remains are discovered and more genomes are sequenced, it's clear that these groups also left a tangled web of mixed heritage for modern scientists to document.
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Publishing their findings in the journal Nature Genetics, a group of 54 scientists from seven countries successfully sequenced over 26,000 genes in the koala genome, assembling it with supercomputers.
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Gil had brought a small hard drive with him — which happened to contain data on his genome being sequenced — and Laraki wanted to take a look at the data.
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In 2009, the horse genome was fully sequenced, and since then scientists and a handful of private companies have searched for the genes that contribute to outstanding racing performance.
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However, Church and his team, as part of their mammoth project, have sequenced the virus' genome and are working on synthesizing the virus in hopes of finding a cure.
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Using Illumina HiSeq machines, an Edico Genome DRAGEN Processor and customized software packages, the team at Children's Mercy sequenced and analyzed a whole human genome in just 26 hours.
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Here again, the 2005 joint statement provides a blueprint, with stipulations for a formal end to the Korean War, establishment of diplomatic relations and sequenced reduction of economic sanctions.
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There was a drive at first, heard in "Forging the Beast" and its sequenced synths, but the gruesome kills and hallucinogenic drugs eventually take their toll on Red's psyche.
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So far, they have sequenced more than 75,000 genomes—most of them from families with undiagnosed rare diseases—and diagnoses have been returned in around a quarter of cases.
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In a project dubbed BabySeq, Green and his colleagues found a disease-causing gene in one in 10 of the 257 healthy babies whose genomes the BabySeq team sequenced.
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They sequenced small bits of DNA from the animals, which bore a striking similarity to a group of crayfish species called Procambarus, native to North America and Central America.
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When they sequenced the genomes of massospora fungi species that infect cicadas, they expected to find the genes used by magic mushrooms or khat to produce the narcotic substances.
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Here's the inside story of how Moderna went from waiting for the virus to be sequenced to shipping a vaccine in 42 days, available exclusively to BI Prime subscribers.
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Sequenced by the artist, who performs as Burial, the set largely travels backward through his scattered EPs and singles released in the wake of the landmark album Untrue (2007).
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In 2014, when she was deep into researching the book, Ms. Cameron had her DNA sequenced and was thrilled to learn that she is, genetically speaking, 2.5 percent Neanderthal.
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And if you've been diagnosed with cancer, a biopsy may have been sequenced to look for mutations that make some drugs a good bet and other ones a bust.
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The researchers sequenced DNA from the calcified plaque of five specimens in Europe dated from 42,000 to 50,000 years ago: two from Spain, two from Belgium, and one from Italy.
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And just as Bub blazed a trail for viral cat celebrity, by having her DNA sequenced she is once again leading the way, only this time toward precision veterinary medicine.
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Finally, it increasingly looks as if IS operational planning always aims at carrying out multiple, sequenced attacks to spread confusion and to stretch the ability of emergency services to respond.
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The five cohorts, begun in 19463, 1958, 1970, 1991 and 2000, total about 70,000 Britons, providing data ranging from punch-cards in the earliest cases to fully sequenced genomes today.
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To find out more about what triggered it, researchers led by David Blackley of the U.S. Centres for Diseases Prevention and Control isolated and sequenced viral genomes from infected patients.
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While none of the measures proposed by Seoul are intrinsically objectionable, they must be sequenced as part of a defined process that ends with North Korean denuclearization and genuine peace.
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"It's an extremely important site," Svante Paabo, a geneticist at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, who sequenced the Denisovan genome, said in a telephone interview.
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The funding will provide the lessons, tutorials, professional development for teachers, a fully sequenced and paced digital curriculum for students and live online support for both students and teachers alike.
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Every record I sequenced, but this was the one record where Steve [Malkmus] had all of these other songs he wanted to put on there, which I considered B-sides.
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Dr. Martincorena's team then fished the DNA from the healthy epithelial cells, and carefully sequenced 74 genes that are known to play an important role in the development of cancer.
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The rare cache of supercentenarian genomes, the largest yet to be sequenced and made public, comes as studies of garden-variety longevity have yielded few solid clues to healthy aging.
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"This is what we call an 'extreme phenotype,' " said Dr. Church, who ultimately arranged for the genomes to be sequenced so that Mr. Clement could release them through a nonprofit.
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If you sequenced the genes of any two random people, you would find millions of variations between them, and there would be no telling which variation contributed to what traits.
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They began with an analysis of over 1 million anonymous genomes that had been sequenced by MyHeritage, a consumer genetic test provider for which Erlich serves as chief science officer.
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After his death, scientists sequenced his genome from frozen blood and discovered that the genetic mutation responsible for Snowflake's albinism was likely due to the fact that his parents were related.
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Now, after researchers were able to extract nuclear genome sequences from two Neanderthal bones that predate others with sequenced genomes, a new study aims to answer some of the remaining questions.
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With that long slog now complete, the next step would be to use gene-editing technology to put this newly-sequenced DNA on the genome of a related creature, reports Newsweek.
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The only photosynthetic bacterium in a family with hundreds of species and genera, heliobacteria's photosynthetic equipment is very simple—something that became even more apparent when it was sequenced in 2008.
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They used primers — short, known sequences of genetic material — to separate mammal from leech DNA, and then they sequenced the results and compared them to a genetic database of known species.
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Looking at the newly sequenced genome, the researchers observed that the proportion of foreign genes is closer to 1.2 percent, which is much lower than the 17.5 percent claimed last year.
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WHEN, at the turn of the century, the first human genomes were sequenced, many biologists felt they had had delivered into their hands the keys to unlocking numerous puzzles about disease.
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So the running horse you see at the top of the page is really just the computer's representation of the sequenced DNA, since we can't see DNA with the naked eye.
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That's when her husband, who had recently had all 6 billion base pairs in his genome sequenced, told her that he had a genetic variation that made him sensitive to gluten.
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To decipher the timing of Zika's introduction in Brazil, scientists sequenced the entire genome of seven Zika virus samples taken from patients in Brazil after the virus was detected in 2015.
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In collaboration with local Indigenous communities, according to the paper, Wright and her colleagues sequenced DNA from the remains of 27 Indigenous Australians who lived between 95 and 1,540 years ago.
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When the swine flu pandemic threatened to become catastrophic in 2500, scientists sequenced the genome of the virus within a day and were producing a vaccine in less than six months.
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The new analysis, enabled by a remarkably well-preserved genome taken from a 21.8,33.193 year old bone fragment, is now the second Neanderthal genome to be fully sequenced in high fidelity.
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They sequenced the genes of the various bacterial strains and used a statistical analysis method called Significance Analysis of Microarrays to look for patterns in the genetic makeup at different points.
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All these feats and more are encoded in the American cockroach's genome, its complete set of genetic instructions, which was sequenced by Chinese scientists and published on Tuesday in Nature Communications.
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Dr. Leder then turned to the problem of gene structure and worked out the composition of DNA units in the gene for alpha-globin, the first mammalian gene to be sequenced.
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The human genome has been sequenced and it has been established as the scientific consensus that "race" as a biological category, a genetic typology or a scientific reality does not exist.
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It also wasn't until five months after the SARS outbreak first started that American and Canadian scientists announced they had sequenced the genome thought to be the cause of that virus.
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The researchers extracted, analyzed and sequenced the tissue's DNA while avoiding contamination as best as they could, and built models to try and understand how the entire thylacine population changed over time.
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As the number of sequenced genomes grows, this data set will be an increasingly rich resource for the cancer research community, enabling precise characterization of the molecular changes that define cancer cells.
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The trick was learning to layer acoustic sounds over the sequenced stuff in a way that complemented what was done "in the box," but that still felt organic and imperfect and alive.
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While the MIT Technology Review reported that more than 22021 million people have taken at-home ancestry tests, Veritas has only fully sequenced about 223,215 genomes so far, according to the company.
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As opposed to a Spotify playlist auto-generated by an algorithm, albums like Everything Hits at Once come from the bands: Spoon hand-picked the track list, and sequenced the record themselves.
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For this paper, researchers on four different continents sequenced the genome of Chenopodium quinoa, plus the genomes of two similar ancient grains, one of Eurasian ancestry and one of South American decent.
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Her doctors recommended she speak to the pain genetics team from University College London, who sequenced parts of her, her children's, and her mother's genomes and asked them about their pain tolerance.
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The trapped insects' genes are then sequenced and analyzed by a machine learning algorithm to identify the species of mosquito, what animals they may have fed on and which diseases they carry.
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DNA to the rescue However, hope may be on the horizon now that scientists at the Kunming Institute of Botany at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have sequenced the entire tea genome.
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In 2015, a lab at Harvard sequenced the genome of individual neurons from postmortem brains, and found that each neuron has many small changes made to it over time, called somatic mutations.
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After their genes were sequenced, they were compared to those of puppy mill dogs, based on the notion that commercial bulldog breeders were responsible for propagating health issues common to the breed.
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This DNA can be captured, sequenced and then used to identify that creature by comparing the sequence obtained to large databases of known genetic sequences from hundreds of thousands of different organisms.
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Some of the decisions a musician makes are which instruments to use, and how they are combined, programmed, and sequenced; but each machine lends its own capabilities and peculiarities to the music.
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Huawei's launch at the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin of the Kirin 990, made using the latest 7 nanometre production process, is part of a carefully sequenced buildup to the Sept.
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SCIENCE TIMES A capsule summary in the Of Interest column on Tuesday about a Mexican salamander that has the largest genome ever sequenced misstated the number of base pairs in its genome.
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To settle the mystery, Dr. Barrera-Guzmán and his colleagues sequenced much of the golden-crowned manakin's genome and confirmed that it has a blend of DNA from the other two species.
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JUSTICE Justice's music is made for no place smaller than an arena, where multistory strobe lights can flash on every sequenced synthesizer note, and a basic, blasting 4/4 stomp sounds triumphal.
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Scientists have sequenced the genome of one of the deadliest snakes in the world, the Indian cobra, and have taken a big step toward developing new and better treatments for their bites.
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And it wasn't until April -- around five months after the outbreak started -- that American and Canadian scientists announced they had sequenced the genome thought to be the cause of the SARS virus.
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When the researchers isolated and sequenced the genomes of more than 800 bacteria, they found that they were the same as strains causing bloodstream infections in UK hospitals, a press statement said.
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Six years later, thinking of starting a family again, Williams wanted to get her own DNA sequenced to learn whether the disease that had affected her son could affect any future children.
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Led by evolutionary biologist Claudio Ottoni of the University of Leuven in Belgium, an international team of authors sequenced a massive dataset of 209 feline genomes representing a span of 9,000 years.
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This DNA can be captured, sequenced and then used to identify that creature by comparing the sequence obtained to large databases of known genetic sequences from hundreds of thousands of different organisms.
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"Our study proves that Spirit Cave and Lagoa Santa were actually genetically closer to contemporary Native Americans than to any other ancient or contemporary group sequenced to date," Willerslev said in a statement.
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The researchers sequenced the opium poppy's genome, ending up with a sequence of 2.72 billion base pairs—the pairs of As, Cs, Ts and Gs that make up DNA—assembled into 11 chromosomes.
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Although Love Yourself: Answer, the compilation, is exactly the career-topping extravaganza they wanted, it's also a mess; erratically sequenced, dotted with redundant remixes, it omits delectable songs from both albums ("Pied Piper"!).
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The album is sequenced as if by a child who would otherwise follow a rigorous daily regime of sticking fingers in sockets, throwing food at walls, jumping up and down until passing out.
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They also sequenced mutations in tumors from 100 of the patients studied, and found that in 82 patients, the same mutations found in the blood corresponded with those found in the tumor tissue.
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Compared to dogs, which have been sequenced to verify their pure pedigrees and for biomedical research purposes because they get cancer at similar rates to humans (cats don't), feline DNA is starkly underrepresented.
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That's because customers will get their entire genome sequenced, rather than undergoing genotyping — a technique many companies use — which only determines the genetic variants that someone possesses for known regions of the genome.
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Now the veteran duo—comprised of Sean McBride and Liz Wendelbo—are returning with a new album that showcases their finely polished and unique brand of stoically sung and minimally sequenced dance music.
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Ever since the announcement that a first draft of the human genome had been sequenced, scientists and politicians have been claiming we're on the threshold of a new era of personalized genomic medicine.
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When the team looked at the Denisovan genome, they found fragments of DNA in it from an even earlier hominin, vestiges of some population whose own genome has not been found or sequenced.
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AstraZeneca aims to identify rare genetic mutations involved in every kind of disease by scanning DNA from volunteers who agreed to have their genomes sequenced and to provide access to detailed medical records.
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These breakthroughs have been enabled by tremendous progress in science, as genetic technologies are beginning to live up to some of hopes of the scientists who sequenced the human genome two decades ago.
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A fast-paced, rummy-style game in which four players attempt to form sets of three or four matching or sequenced tiles, it's hugely popular not only across Asia but around the world.
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Before we ever exchanged a letter or text message she mailed me her cheek swabs and hair clippings, and I extracted her DNA, sequenced pieces of it and analyzed them to create her portrait.
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The scientists put crucian carp, a goldfish relative, into different groups in airless tanks for seven days (what Berenbrink called the "goldfish hotel"), and then took samples of their tissues and sequenced their DNA.
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But conceptually and song for song, these 17 clear, rich, cannily sequenced Duke Erikson remasters—Delta guys mostly, with hokum bands and two Texans mixed in for extra flavor—leaves them in the dust.
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Venter is the co-founder and executive chairman of Human Longevity, a San Diego-based company focused on providing gene sequencing services commercially and working on building the world's largest database of sequenced genomes.
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But confirmation that it was caused by the Brazilian strain, rather than the much older African one, did not come until the Pasteur Institute in Dakar, Senegal, sequenced the genomes of the infecting viruses.
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"What Southern Trust will do will be basically organizing mathematical algorithms so that if I want to know what my predisposition is for cancer we can now have my genes specifically sequenced," Epstein said.
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A companion study led by Pardis Sabetti and colleagues from the Broad Institute and Harvard University used data from 174 genomes sequenced from patients and mosquito samples collected in 11 different countries or territories.
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He's able to swim through aqueous electro, dizzy ambient passages, and more thunderous techno tropes with ease—splatter painting sequenced synths across it in a way that feels indebted to brainy 90s Warp releases.
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The coronavirus was sequenced within weeks of its manifestation, and progress already is being made toward a potential vaccine, even though it would not be ready for widespread use for at least a year.
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So in 0003, eager to provide our readers with a preview of what was to come, New Scientist paid $999 for me to have my "exome" sequenced in a pilot project offered by 23andMe.
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But starting this week, Medicare patients with advanced cancers will have access to a more 21st century diagnostic: Their cells can now be sequenced, matching patients with the drugs most likely to make a difference.
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BGI-–formerly the Beijing Genomics Institute—has sequenced the DNA of organisms big and small: millet, rice, the giant panda, 40 types of silkworm, the SARS virus, even a 4,000-year-old man named Inuk.
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Since it began last year, MSSNG has sequenced the genomes of more than 5,83 individuals affected by autism, which is characterized by irregularity in brain development, in varying degrees, by social, communication and behavioral challenges.
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It was prompted by earlier work in which Dr Krajmalnik-Brown and James Adams, a colleague at Arizona State, sequenced the DNA of gut bacteria from 20 autistic children to discover which species were present.
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"The only way we're going to be able to truly extract the value of the genome for a healthier society is going to be analyzing millions of genomes that have been sequenced," Veritas' Martinez said.
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I recently had my genome sequenced and found out that I am heterogeneous for the APOE21 "Apolipoprotein E" gene for Alzheimer's, and this book contains a doctor's regimen that promises to help reduce the risk.
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For the paper, the researchers collected DNA from the boy and conducted a molecular autopsy, in which DNA was isolated and sequenced in a way that allowed genetic variants to be re-examined and analyzed.
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Similarly, when researchers sequenced the DNA of calcified dental plaque, they found the bacterial colony in the oral cavities of humans from Neolithic and medieval times were a lot more diverse than postindustrial modern humans.
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The zebrafish is a "model organism" — an organism that's especially easy to study — because its embryos are transparent, it has a sequenced genome, it reproduces a lot, and its genes are really easy to manipulate.
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Ambry returned to the samples from those customers and, at its own expense, sequenced their exomes — the roughly 43 percent of a person's genome that contains the recipes for the proteins produced by the body.
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But the announcement of the investors workshop appears to set the stage for a sequenced release of the plan, starting with the economic plan, and later, at some time not yet clear, the political proposals.
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Boasting 25 songs and largely sequenced in the order Gruber wrote and recorded them, the double album is an affecting document of his creative evolution as one of his city's most essential indie rock songwriters.
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The animals get closer with each generation, and the team have the advantage of being able to test the offspring's DNA against the complete genome of an auroch, which was successfully sequenced at University College Dublin.
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What they did: The team of UCLA scientists sequenced genomes from three cormorant species and compared them with that of the flightless Galápagos cormorant (out of roughly 40 species of the birds, only one can't fly).
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At first, the Phylos Galaxy was a kind of community science project—anyone who sent in tiny piece of stem (swabbed with alcohol to remove any traces of THC) got their cultivars genetically sequenced for free.
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It was a strategy which succeeded in part because it was crafted with expertise and creativity, thoughtfully sequenced, and implemented in an exceptionally coordinated and disciplined manner by dedicated officials across the executive and legislative branches.
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Bridgett M. vonHoldt of Princeton University and her colleagues sequenced the genomes of 113 gray wolves, six Eastern wolves, three red wolves and three coyotes, as well as the genomes of dogs and wolves from Asia.
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Along with the sound designer Steve Moshier, Homler brought to life the legend of Breadwoman, a figure covered entirely in baked bread, singing to audiences in a made-up language as sequenced percussion marched around her.
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The scientists sequenced the entire genome of Lonesome George, plus that of an Aldabra giant tortoise from the Seychelles, another extraordinarily long-lived species (one was rumored to have lived up to 250 years in captivity).
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In a study published Thursday in Genome Research, the scientists sequenced the DNA of these cells and concluded that they hold a promising amount of genetic diversity for re-establishing a viable population of northern whites.
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The researchers sequenced these genomes and compared them to genomes from southern white rhinos, the northern white rhino's closest kin, which underwent a spectacular recovery under protection over the last century, although it remains near-threatened.
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The researchers sequenced mitochondrial DNA, genetic material in structures within cells that was passed down from mothers, of purported yeti samples from Tibet, India and Nepal as well as from black, brown and polar bear populations.
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In a parallel breakthrough, scientists in India have sequenced the genome of the Indian cobra, one of the country's "big four" snakes that are responsible for most of the 193,000 snakebite deaths India sees a year.
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Evidence that our early ancestors had babies with Neanderthals first emerged in 2010 when the first genome, extracted from the bones of the Stone Age hominims who populated Europe until around 40,000 years ago, was sequenced.
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He recently dropped Mshini Music, a 4-track EP that strips away the house melodies for acidic sequenced keyboards and mechanized 808 beats to form a sound indebted to techno legends Omar S and Jamal Moss.
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When scientists sequenced the first human genome in 2000, geneticist Francis Collins, a leader of the Human Genome Project that accomplished the feat, declared that it would lead to a "complete transformation in therapeutic medicine" by 2020.
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Others had suggested the boy was showing signs of a mitochondrial disorder, so Huang sequenced and analyzed the boy's mitochondrial DNA—and found an abnormally high level of "heteroplasmy," meaning different mitochondria seemed to contain different genes.
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And coffee's gene-fueled future just drew nearer, now that scientists have sequenced the genome of the Coffea arabica coffee plant—the species that makes up the vast majority of global production—and made the data public.
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The researchers pointed out that although genome sequencing seems to be rapidly transforming cancer research, a tiny fraction of cancer patients are having their tumors sequenced because most insurers, including Medicare, will not pay for the procedure.
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"It's a lot of satellites that are all sequenced off in a way that we've done hundreds of simulations on, to make sure that there's no recontact when we send all these different satellites out," says Blake.
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And by "sequenced offers," Keller is referring to ways of enticing first time customers to become repeat customers, such as different discounts depending on if it is a first, second or third visit to a particular restaurant.
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How they did it: Researchers sequenced the genomes of 765 people from 10 ethnic groups in Gambia, Burkina Faso, Cameroon and Tanzania and analyzed thousands of genomes from an existing database of people from across the continent.
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"We hope that in the future, those diagnosed with cancer will have their genomes sequenced and compared to this library, so that they can benefit from much more effective and accurate assessments of their illness," he explains.
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But Sure Genomics says it's worth it; customers who pay the fee will get their entire genome sequenced, and unlike others, the startup says it won't sell anonymized genetic information to third parties to turn a profit.
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The study: The team used a color meter to read the level of melanin in the inner-arm skin of more than 2,000 people from Ethiopia, Tanzania and Botswana and sequenced genes from almost 93,600 of them.
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To do this, WO stole a gene called latrotoxin that codes for black spider poison, according to Sarah and Seth Bordenstein, Vanderbilt University researchers who sequenced the WO genome and presented the results in a Nature study.
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Dr. Bartenschlager, a virologist at the University of Heidelberg in Germany, and Dr. Rice, a virologist at Rockefeller University in New York, started researching hepatitis C in 1989, after scientists first sequenced the genome of the virus.
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Researchers said on Wednesday they sequenced the genome of a seahorse species for the first time and identified the genetic underpinning for certain peculiarities in this equine-looking fish group that inhabits coastal waters around the world.
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But as IVF and PGS increasingly become the way people around the world conceive their children to avoid disease, many will want to know what the already-sequenced genomes of their unimplanted embryos say about other traits.
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Although scientists in China had by then sequenced the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 and deposited that genomic data in GenBank, DeRisi's team hadn't yet updated their software to search the most recent version of the database.
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In addition to sequencing the mitochondrial DNA of the bone, the team also sequenced the mitochondrial genome of a 120,000-year-old fossil belonging to an extinct giant longhorn bison that was found in Snowmass Village, Colo.
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So began a two-year odyssey of writing and recording that yielded a fearlessly lush record full of both sequenced and live instruments, with lyrics far more introspective and vulnerable than anything they've put out to date.
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The book contains more than 600 carefully sequenced images culled from an archive of more than 40,000 photographs taken by Ai: a narrative arc carefully shaped by an artist keenly aware of photography's ability to tell stories.
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The hope is that, ultimately, these increasingly sophisticated, increasingly patient-friendly tests will be so comprehensive that a patient's microbiome can be regularly sequenced, their RNA frequently examined, and their blood cells constantly monitored for signs of trouble.
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That meddling has accelerated in the last twenty years since scientists sequenced the yeast genome, yielding microbes that can burp, fart and secrete biofuels, insulin, antibiotics, and tons of other novel micro- and macromolecules useful to human industry.
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The answer is still: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯A team of scientists in the United Kingdom and Japan sequenced one tardigrade species' genome and compared it to another to unlock the animal's secrets, including the genetic basis of its survival skills.
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The scientists sequenced the genomes of the jaguar and leopard for the first time and compared them with the already existing genomes for the other three species, finding more than 240,298 genes that were shared across all five.
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But the announcement of the investors workshop appears to set the stage for a sequenced release of the plan, starting with the economic plan in late June, and later, at some time not yet clear, the political proposals.
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Given the divisive nature of the immigration debate, Murguia and others are hoping to reframe the issue around immigration's economic benefits, so it could coupled with or sequenced behind an infrastructure plan as part of major economic push.
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The team there will purify the precious DNA from each sample, then send it to the Sanger Institute to be sequenced and analyzed for any tell-tale mutational signatures that might explain what is causing all these cancers.
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What they did: When DNA is sequenced, the four molecules that make up genetic code (A, C, T and G, for short) are translated to the 0s and 1s that computers use to store information and execute commands.
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Published Thursday in the American Journal of Human Genetics, one of the several NIH-sponsored scientific studies found that 9.4% of the 159 sequenced babies participating in the research had mutations predictive of a genetic condition or disease.
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The research team collected and sequenced DNA samples from ancient domesticated and wild cattle, or aurochs, to tell the story of cattle domestication in the Fertile Crescent, a region today defined as the Middle East and the Levant.
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In 2013, however, Eske sequenced the genome of a 24,000-year-old boy discovered in central Siberia, and found a missing link between ancient Europeans and East Asians, the descendants of whom would go on to populate America.
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Recorded in fits and starts in three different cities, John Elliott's latest release as Imaginary Softwoods is a rarities collection of sorts—compiling four years' worth of ostensibly unconnected work into a tape-warmed tapestry of sequenced ambience.
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Federal, county and state health officials said that Dr. Bedford's analysis was plausible, though it was based on limited data, and that with so few samples sequenced from China, it is unknown how rare the variant truly is.
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The project has consent from more than 150,000 patients to participate in having their entire DNA code sequenced and synced with their electronic medical records, to look for new causes of disease and different ways to treat conditions.
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The team there will purify the precious DNA from each sample, then send it to the Sanger Institute to be sequenced and analysed for any tell-tale mutational signatures that might explain what is causing all these cancers.
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From the ebullient rollerdisco surge of "Run Away With Me" to the lurid wobble of "Warm Blood," Emotion soars speedily, with an almost embarrassing confidence, through a set of breathlessly sequenced, brightly melodic syntheses of yearning and excitement.
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Because most of the people who had their CFTR gene sequenced showed clinical signs of cystic fibrosis, Resta could be reasonably confident that an observed mutation in that gene was the one that had led to the disease.
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You probably don't want to unnecessarily put sensitive data into large databases controlled by corporations, so you shouldn't, for example, get your DNA sequenced by a for-profit company like 296andMe or fill your home with smart devices.
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The small Icelandic company deCODE has sequenced the full genomes of thousands of Icelanders, and collected genetic samples from more than 100,000 others in order to identify genetic risks unique to the small Atlantic Ocean island of 330,000 people.
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The bacteria is red, the sponge is blue (Cardinale et al)The team DNA-sequenced 28 samples from 14 sponges, finding 118 genera (that's the plural of genus, the classification above species) of different kinds of bacteria in total.
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The researchers sequenced the whole genomes of two female Masai giraffes from the Masai Mara reserve in Kenya and the Nashville Zoo in the United States, and one male okapi from the White Oak Holdings in the United States.
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What they found: Researchers sequenced DNA from the first ancient Canaanite genomes (five Canaanite individuals who lived 4,000 years ago in what is now Sidon in Lebanon) and compared it to genomes of 99 people in modern-day Lebanon.
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That will involve recruiting at least 100,000 people who will agree to have their genomes sequenced and to be contacted only if they have a mutated gene that should have made them ill or killed them, but did not.
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We learn about how genes were sequenced, cloned and variously altered, and about the race to map our complete set of DNA, or genome, which turns out to contain a stunning amount of filler material with no determined function.
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As part of a new citizen-science initiative called the American Gut project, the lab sequenced my microbiome — that is, the genes not of "me," exactly, but of the several hundred microbial species with whom I share this body.
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This is truly astounding when you recall that it took 103 years and $210 billion to sequence the first human genome, and that as recently as 215 there were only 2200 whole human genomes that had ever been sequenced.
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Since we've sequenced the human genome and created a tool that can edit it, the logical next step is Carlsberg's Beer Fingerprinting Project, which uses machine learning to predict a beer's taste profile — bitter, sweet, toasty, and so on.
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In February, researchers at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health analyzed flight travel between Wuhan and Cambodia and determined it was statistically improbable for Cambodia to have just one case (the one that Manning's lab had sequenced).
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"It's quite remarkable to me that from a cluster of pneumonia detected just a little over a month ago in Wuhan, China, we have fully sequenced the virus and have some diagnostic capability to test for it," he said.
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The sequenced synthwork oozes like algae blooms, spreading toxically over the surface of abstract rhythms—and just when you've settled into something you can nod your head to, Mao pulls the rug out in favor of something else altogether.
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Humans are an unlikely target; a weapon that acts over generations seems ill-suited to war or terror, and the idea that future generations will not have their genomes sequenced in a way that shows up such attacks feels far-fetched.
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The talks will be sequenced along the lines suggested by the EU. Britain has conceded that it will pay an exit bill, contrary to its foreign secretary's suggestion only a week ago that Eurocrats could "go whistle" for their money.
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Led by Professor Eske Willerslev of the University of Cambridge, in collaboration with a host of Indigenous elders, the research team sequenced the genome of 83 Aboriginal Australians (from groups covering 90 percent of Australia's land mass) and 25 Highland Papuans.
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Researchers at the Koala Genome Consortium, a team of 54 Australian and international scientists, said they sequenced more than 3.4 billion base pairs and more than 26,000 genes in the koala genome, which is slightly larger than the human one.
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As argued in the paper written by 26 prominent geneticists, HGP-Write is the logical continuation of the Human Genome Project, which successfully sequenced 99.9 percent of all the DNA humans have in common, otherwise known as the human genome.
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Photo: Andrew Brookes/Cultura/Getty Images Photo: Andrew Brookes/Cultura/Getty Images Once users pay the $80 to have their exome sequenced by Helix, they never have to take another genetic test for a service that's listed on the Helix platform.
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He built it using the philosophy that music is all just music and nothing is off limits; it's a bold collage of immaculately and seamlessly sequenced music that seems flirt and celebrate the idea of working with contradictions, absurdities, and ridiculousness.
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When scientists sequenced the genome of the virus that had infected Dugas, they found that he had been infected with a strain already in circulation in the US. That means he couldn't be the source of the North American epidemic.
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It strikes the perfect balance between the two things Deerhunter does best—tender ballads and drive-around-with-the-windows-down anthems—and the songs are sequenced in a way that makes each turn feel surprising even after repeated listens.
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To learn more about Iceland's pinniped past, evolutionary genomicist Xenia Keighley of the University of Copenhagen and her colleagues radiocarbon dated and sequenced DNA from 34 samples of bones and tusks from walruses in the Icelandic Museum of Natural History.
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Now, researchers in Germany have sequenced the genome of the Y. pestis strain that they believe caused the Justinian Plague but hasn't been seen since, according to a new study published in the journal Molecular Biology and Evolution on Tuesday.
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But most reasonably advantaged people will have their genomes sequenced as the necessary foundation of personalized care in the coming age of precision medicine even before those costs decline – a process being sped up by President Obama's Precision Medicine Initiative.
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The funding for the New York area schools will cover preparatory lessons, tutorials and professional development for teachers, says Amazon, as well as offer sequenced and paced digital curriculum for students, and live online support for both teachers and students.
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There's just a whole lot more movement on For Those of You than you might expect from an ambient record, from spectrally swelling synthesizers and gently sequenced electronics, to pieces that sound like sleepwalking club tracks with the drums skillfully excised.
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If Trump had put the full weight of his presidency, and of the federal government, behind a well-sequenced coronavirus response plan, the country could understand what their sacrifice was being used for and feel confident that there was an endgame.
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The goal is to find one million people in the United States, from all walks of life and all racial and ethnic groups, who are willing to have their genomes sequenced, and to provide their medical records and regular blood samples.
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Dr. Kukekova and a team of scientists in the United States, Russia and China, sequenced the red fox genome for the first time and then compared three strains of red foxes — farm bred, selected for tameness and selected for aggressiveness.
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In this work, researchers from Britain's Wellcome Sanger Institute and Cambridge University, and from Australia's Doherty Institute and Queensland University, sequenced the DNA of more than 2,000 Strep A samples from 22 countries, including in Africa and from Australian Aboriginal communities.
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Last year, US researchers sequenced the genome of tardigrade species Hypsibius dujardini and found an extraordinary amount of foreign DNA, which they suggested showed unprecedentedly high levels of horizontal gene transfer (when genes are incorporated into one organism from another).
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