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667 views | 2 years ago
Dr. Joanne Mason describes the 100,000 genomes project at Genomics England. The project aims to create a new genomic medicine service and enable medical research by combining genomic sequence data with...
3879 views | 2 years ago
Introduction to TruSight® Tumor 170, a new enrichment-based cancer research assay that interrogates both DNA and RNA, detecting small variants, gene amplifications, gene fusions, and splice variants....
1034 views | 2 years ago
Key opinion leaders in the fields of preimplantation genetic screening (PGS) and preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) discuss how partnering with Illumina has positively impacted families around...
109431 views | 2 years ago
Explore the Illumina workflow, including sequencing by synthesis (SBS) technology, in 3-dimensional detail. Go from sample preparation, to cluster generation, to sequencing on a system flow cell with...
107387 views | 6 months ago
In 2014, the world’s eyes were pointed towards West Africa, where an Ebola outbreak was claiming the lives of thousands of people, including caregivers and laboratory workers. However, long before that,...
101688 views | 7 months ago
Our daily activities and agriculture can take a heavy toll on our environment. Dr. Sharon Doty, from the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences at the University of Washington, hopes to use plant-microbe...
68526 views | 4 months ago
One hypothesis regarding the origin of life is that it might have originated in ancient hot springs, or, as Darwin claimed, in some “warm little pond”. While there is yet no real consensus on how life...
65369 views | 9 months ago
Traditional medicine provides us with a huge untapped resource of potentially effective and safe drugs, that have been tested in humans for thousands of years. In this episode, Jacques and Irene traveled...
176 views | 1 week ago
The clear majority of the Human Genome is non-coding. Although those billions of bases do not specifically encode genes, there are many hidden sequences whose job is to dial up and dial down the activity...
11 views | 3 weeks ago
Description: Illumina employees visited 3rd graders at Avocado Elementary in the Cajon Valley Union School District of San Diego, CA. Employees shared about the basics of genomics and showed students...
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Description: Illumina employees visited 3rd graders at Chase Elementary in the Cajon Valley Union School District of San Diego, CA. Employees shared about the basics of genomics and showed students...
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At Illumina we want our employees to connect with our mission and the communities where they live and work. To help make these connections, in June 2018, we partnered with the Jessie Rees Foundation...
399 views | 2 years ago
Learn how scientists around the world are using next-generation sequencing to identify microbial species living on solar panels. Learn more here. Products: Illumina Nextera DNA Library Preparation Kit...
475 views | 2 years ago
CRISPR-Cas9 is a powerful study in the fields of developmental and evolutionary biology. Recent studies on fish, butterflies, and crustaceans are great examples on how this technique can be used to...
54311 views | 2 years ago
Plants, like animals, depend on microbes to function to their fullest capacity. To understand more about plants, plant microbiomes, and plant disease, Jacques and Irene interviewed Caroline Roper from...
27855 views | 2 years ago
Complex diseases have increased dramatically over the last few decades. Many of these are associated with abnormalities in composition of the microbiome, but the cause/effect relationship still remains...