| Despite a steady stream of scientific discoveries, as well as progress in genomics and biotechnology, global health is in disarray today. |
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| These differences are at the heart of the newly emerging field of nutritional genomics, or nutrigenomics. |
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| In vitro expression of protein is used in functional genomics as a bridge between traditional genomics and proteomics. |
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| Let's talk about some of these revolutionary genomic initiatives, beginning with chemical genomics. |
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| Biology is going through a revolution driven by a series of technological breakthroughs in genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics. |
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| Increasing evolutionary diversity for comparative genomics to early-emerging multicellular animals may help to decipher animal origins. |
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| Despite the tremendous potential and promise of genomics, it is very difficult to predict when its benefits for health will be realised. |
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| The usefulness of combining comparative genomics with epidemiologic data to study the pathogenesis of tuberculosis is exemplified by this report. |
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| Rapid advances in genomics and proteomics and stem cell research will also make the in utero treatment of some genetic conditions possible. |
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| Our analysis shows the potential of evolutionary analysis for functional genomics. |
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| The fund targets areas such as genomics, biotechnology, nanotechnology and nanoscience and is open to all public and private entities. |
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| One goal of comparative genomics is to identify which sequences of genes in the human genome are associated with which traits. |
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| The book is set out with the chapters concerning genomics and molecular biology at the beginning, and those covering physiology at the end. |
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| Our system is a working, effective and user-friendly data management tool for structural genomics projects. |
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| Despite the remarkable similarities among the genomes of various organisms, genomics also informs our notion of genetic variation. |
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| In the postgenomic era, the revolution in bioinformatics deals with the problem of structural genomics. |
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| A genomics analysis on sulphur metabolism has been conducted at the level of transcriptomics and metabolomics. |
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| No observations from the fossil record or genomics or biogeography or comparative anatomy that undermine standard evolutionary thinking. |
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| A key bioinformatic problem in functional genomics is the prediction of protein function from sequence. |
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| For example, evolution is fundamental to genomics and bioinformatics, new fields which hold the promise of great medical discoveries. |
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| Nutritional genomics is the application of high throughput functional genomic technologies in nutrition research. |
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| The agricultural world is also adopting various approaches in genomics and bioinformatics in attempts to understand complex traits. |
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| He defined genomics as the anatomy of the human genome and the study of its function. |
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| This requires work in the field as well as the application of modern technologies such as genomics and proteomics. |
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| Wendel also coordinates training programs for the center, so graduate students and postdoctoral fellows can learn more about plant genomics and bioinformatics. |
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| The Ebola Wars By Richard Preston, New Yorker How genomics research can help contain the outbreak. |
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| Breakthroughs in genomics, regenerative medicine, as well as personalized drugs and therapies are all within our reach. |
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| We have seen some very impressive results in areas as diverse as genomics, telematics and atomic physics. |
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| We dream of personalized genomics, vaccines against heart disease, and the unfathomed efficiencies from information technology. |
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| We provide rapid access to the best knowledge in the traditional agricultural sciences as well as in newer fields like bioinformatics, genomics, and proteomics. |
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| With the unprecedented growth of bioinformatics and comparative genomics, state of the art technologies are essential to utilize the vast gene pools sitting in the databases. |
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| Dr. Davidson has published widely in the areas of molecular evolution, population genetics, genomics and human genetics. |
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| The federal government will not be the only financial backer of genomics research in Canada. |
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| Agriculture, like medicine, is rapidly changing because of advances being made in molecular biology, particularly in the fields of genomics and biotechnology. |
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| The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard was founded in 2003 to bring the power of genomics to biomedicine. |
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| However, in grant applications, public talks and stock prospectuses, they make claims that genomics is exceptional and extraordinary. |
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| Because this is likely to be a large effort, new technologies such as mass spectroscopy, genomics, and novel protein purification strategies should be employed in this effort. |
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| There is already a backlash against genomics, which has been oversold to consumers as a deterministic science. |
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| He has helped develop genomic methodologies in the area of structural genomics, ENU mutagenesis and genetics. |
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| Other projects may follow, but the first action item in the genomics arena is based on the interest in prostate cancer. |
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| Plant genomics and biotechnology is neither a magic wand that will wave away all our problems nor will it wreak havoc and disaster. |
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| Dr. Niu's major research interests encompass bioinformatics, databases, genomic epidemiology, functional genomics, and mathematics. |
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| This is because comparative genomics allows the DNAs of organisms to be compared directly and on a small scale. |
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| Research on genomics and proteomics will identify the cause of many food-related problems such as allergenicity, and the nature of TSE diseases. |
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| Improve measures of ecosystem health using meta-genomics and other biotechnology and genomics tools. |
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| Trying to understand how our ideas about the world can affect our physical bodies is genomics researcher Steve Cole. |
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| Genome Canada is a group that funds world-class research in proteomics and genomics. |
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| Galapagos started out in 1999 as a joint venture of Crucell and Tibotec to perform innovative genomics based drug research. |
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| The genomics issue and its implications will be researched in detail in the near future. |
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| He came back to head up genomics with a lot of people who admired his work and were working with him in the United States. |
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| Funders of human genomics research may have policies requiring researchers to make genome sequence data publicly accessible. |
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| Genome Canada is the primary funding and information resource relating to genomics and proteomics in Canada. |
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| Biotechnology and genomics tools can provide information that helps to identify changes in biodiversity, and in some cases, can reveal linkages between ecosystem health and the health and biodiversity of species. |
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| The second volume addresses bacteriophage genomics, metagenomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and applied bacteriophage biology. |
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| Genetics and genomics of core short tandem repeat loci used in human identity testing. |
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| All three institutions will rely on Agilent's genomics solution, comprising microarrays, reagents, hardware and data analysis tools. |
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| I look forward to leading the Board through the coming year as we begin to see the outcomes of this inflection point genomics has reached-and as the benefits of the country's scientific leadership begin to multiply. |
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| Program participants will also benefit from a dedicated support team on Sigma's functional genomics product portfolio. |
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| Creating awareness and understanding was critical for the new IGENITY brand and functional genomics category. |
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| A group of links to institutes and core facilities conducting functional genomics work is also provided. |
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| GeneTrove currently provides functional genomics services to Eli Lilly and Company, Celera Genomics, Abbott Laboratories, Amgen, Inc. |
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| Functional Genomics in Aquaculture opens with two chapters that provide a useful general introduction to the field of functional genomics. |
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| This research service provides a strategic analysis of genomics markets within the United States. |
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| Forgive me, but genomics alone cannot solve these problems. |
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| He was the foremost mouse imprinter in genomics in the world. |
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| On the other hand, if you are so convinced that genomics is the ultimate tool such that only DGV should be consider for selection decisions, then you too will miss the boat. |
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| In addition to faculty offices and seminar rooms, the building will include research laboratories, facilities for genomics and magnetic resonance imaging, state-of-the-art teaching space, and a 140-seat auditorium. |
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| The exhibition presented the ABCs of genomics and proteomics, examined how the science of genomics is changing our lives, and introduced historical and Canadian researchers in the science of genomics. |
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| Genomics is such a large-scale science that it requires the use of bioinformatics, and the success of genomics and proteomics is mainly due to robotization and automation. |
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| They represent a continuation of the research performed by Professor Johan Auwerx, Chair of Nestlé research, whose work focuses mainly on energy metabolism and functional genomics. |
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| New topics include biotechnology, hemiascomycetous yeasts, and evolutionary genomics. |
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| Modern genomics can now provide traditional epidemiology with the means and methods required to refine its equations and averages, because genomics can aggregate and stratify the genetic components of risk in a population. |
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| Advancements in genomics research allow for the detection of cancers at an early stage to increase the chances of long-term disease-free survival. |
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| Second, I want to insist on the complexity of European federalism, which makes it hard for governments to initiate and push ahead with research and development in genomics. |
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| They can pursue their research program thanks to the ultrasensitive and specific methods of analysis which are available, mainly mass spectrometry, crystallography and various approaches in functional genomics. |
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| Developments in biomarker science, including research in genomics, metabolomics and imaging, hold promise for improved health and health care through more effective prediction, prevention, prognostication and treatment. |
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| Working with the processing plant, the project will also make use of functional genomics or characterizing the genes that may explain functional differences in the appearance or performance. |
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| This level of international collaboration has been mutually beneficial since both countries are among the first in the world to include genomics into their routine national genetic evaluation systems. |
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| There may be other possible ways to draw a line that keeps patents in the genomics area from reaching too far, yet the strongest is probably to attempt to revive the distinction between invention and discovery. |
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| It is part of an extensive, innovative, and multidimensional public education project to inform people about the science and issues surrounding genomics, the study of genes and their functions. |
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| Learn about genomics, which is the study of genomes, a term used to describe all of the genes and genetic material that predict the nature of an organism. |
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| Our security is at risk through the potential misuse of genomics discoveries, either deliberately through villainous misuse or accidentally, through the release of genetically-altered organisms into our environment. |
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| While it may be tempting to place more emphasis on this new tool for genetic selection decisions, the optimal use of genomics is achieved when combined with traditional genetic evaluation information. |
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| And Michigan State University aims to use applied genomics to increase disease resistance in cucurbit crops. |
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| Fish cytogenetics is a tool used in systematics and evolution, conservation, aquaculture, and genomics. |
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| Recently, her research has moved in two new directions: stem cell research, with her discovery of a novel placental stem cell type, the trophoblast stem cell, and genome-wide functional genomics. |
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| The research groups use several experimental approaches to achieve these goals. They include genomics, proteomics, combinatorial chemistry, structural biology and bioinformatics. |
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| With hopes and fears: That's how Europeans guage genomics. |
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| It covered genomics and post-genomics, genetic modification, fermentation technologies, enzymology and other allied technologies involving living organisms. |
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| Biogenouest's agricultural research programs focus on the genomics of agriculturally and horticulturally important organisms and the processing of high-value products for food or non-food uses. |
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| Several of the companies created in the eighties are now solid companies of renown prestige on a world level and are leaders in the field of genomics, genic therapy, microbiology and medical diagnostics. |
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| Enhance and apply research on population genetics and genomics to identify and monitor response of aquatic organisms due to environmental factors. |
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| This includes such topics as genomics, diabetes, food safety, neutraceuticals, e-health, the social determinants of community health and the neurobiology of drug abuse. |
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| The 100-member team at the Icahn Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology is headed by Eric E. Schadt, a leading researcher in genomics and biomathematics. |
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| The six different research groups scattered around the building span various aspects of biomedicine, epidemiology and genomics. Some €40m of the park's annual budget of €65m comes from research grants. |
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| Givaudan has begun to exploit recent advances in genomics to complement its strong position in synthesis and biotransformation for the discovery of novel ingredients. |
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| Five joint proposals were submitted, however, in the areas of complex data structures, materials, neuroscience, physiological genomics and software engineering. |
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| We have a board, which is made up of 14 members, and a skeleton staff of five people. The five genomics centres that we mentioned earlier are responsible for operations at Genome Canada. |
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| The purpose of this Chair program is to use the modern technologies of molecular genetics and genomics to identify key genes for stress tolerance in plants. |
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| Structural genomics of the polyploids banana and sugarcane, using molecular cytogenetics, have allowed to a better understanding of recombinations and translocations occurring in these complex genomes. |
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| This edition has new information on genomics, epigenomics, and proteomics, and new understanding of population biology and genetic diversity. |
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| The NRC-IMB zebrafish facility provides a novel approach for screening bioactives and, when combined with functional genomics analysis, results in a powerful tool for understanding the effects of a bioactive. |
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| Biotechnology and genomics tools and applications can add value, efficiencies and improve effectiveness in meeting core mandated science advice and information needs. |
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| Advances in other fields such as antibody-based detection methods, gene probes, microfluidics, genomics and DNA microarray techniques are also leading to new approaches for assessing microbial water quality. |
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| In a third and new research stage, we try to link data by integrating genomics, metabolomics, bioinformatics and clinical research, with the help of major international players in this field. |
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| There is research into pain and child health, marine prediction, occupational health psychology, genomics, bioinformatics, behavioural neuroscience, public policy, and thrombosis. |
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| To enable Canada to become a world leader in genomics and proteomics research by bringing together consortia to deliver genomics research, technology platforms and major genomics projects. |
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| That sort of thing. On the way out, they handed me a one of their testing kits. Consumer genomics is the idea of scanning one's genome for interesting little bits of genetic code. |
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| Site Tour visit the largest genomics center in the world and explore the just completed China National Genebank. |
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| One of these interdisciplinary fields, functional genomics, is devoted to linking gene expression to function in cells, organs, and tissue. |
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| ValiGen's genotyping and functional genomics platform is an ideal match for INFOGEN's phenotyping resources. |
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| Agilent tools make it easier for scientists to combine, analyze and visualize data from experiments in genomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics and lipidomics. |
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| Such obstacles prompted the development of small chemical inhibitors to dissect biological pathways in an approach popularly known as chemical genomics. |
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| There are no therapeutic targets for TNBC, thus we aim to use an integrated genomics approach to identify master transcriptional regulators of this subtype. |
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| Combining Roche's expertise in genetics, genomics and proteomics with CombiMatrix's Biochip Platform will not only speed up but also shape the future of genomic research. |
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| The era of genomics began a scant dozen years ago with a suggestion by James Watson that the complete DNA sequence of the human genome be determined. |
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