genome-sequencing

The genome-sequencing project triggered many novel types of economic activity, the report said, from the manufacture of sequencing machines and other instruments to the devising of genetic test kits and diagnostic materials used for lab experiments.

Report Touts Economic Impact of Gene Project Gautam Naik 2011

In March 2007, Roche agreed to pay $154.9 million for 454 Life Sciences, which had developed a genome-sequencing technique that could analyze the makeup of millions of DNA strands simultaneously.

Roche Offers $5.7 Billion for Gene Company Illumina Anupreeta Das 2012

Researchers used high-speed, genome-sequencing machines from 454 Life Sciences and Illumina Inc., along with powerful computational statistical tools, gene-splicing enzymes and microarray analysis techniques, to resurrect the information entombed in fossil DNA.

Most People Carry Neanderthal Genes 2010

Shortly after the launch of 23andMe, a Boston start-up called Knome launched the first genome-sequencing service for the rest of us.

The $1,000 Genome Kevin Davies 2010

The Food and Drug Administration on Friday ordered five companies that offer genome-sequencing tests to consumers, or that provide the scientific services for them, to prove the validity of such products.

FDA challenges companies over DNA tests sold to customers 2010

The genome-sequencing project for C. elegans had begun in earnest and had revealed dozens of genes in the sequence data base that were similar in DNA sequence to those that I had discovered in Jim's lab.

Craig C. Mello - Autobiography 2007

The two methods, if they work, will represent a remarkable scaling down of Big Science, essentially putting the equivalent of a $50 million genome-sequencing center on the desk of every researcher and physician.

New Cheaper Method to Sequence DNA | Impact Lab 2005

Nov. 29 Bloomberg -- German doctors racing this summer to halt the deadliest outbreak on record of E. coli turned to a Chinese genome-sequencing center for help unraveling the bacteria's genetic code, bypassing more established institutions in the U.S. and Europe.

BusinessWeek.com -- Top News 2011

German doctors racing this summer to halt the deadliest outbreak on record of E. coli turned to a Chinese genome-sequencing center for help unraveling the bacteria's genetic code, bypassing more established institutions in the United States and Europe.

SFGate: Don Asmussen: Bad Reporter Natasha Khan 2011

The new genome-sequencing machine from Ion Torrent, a division of Life Technologies Corp., in Guilford, Connecticut, is 1,000 times more powerful than existing technology, says CEO and chairman Jonathan Rothberg.

Reuters: Press Release 2012