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Category Archives: Plant Biology
CSHL research takes center stage at the Secret Science Club
Like most scientists, HHMI-GBMF Investigator and CSHL Professor Rob Martienssen is used to giving lectures in darkened, cavernous auditoriums with plush seating where the audience holds its applause until after his talk. So it was quite the surprise when he … Continue reading
Posted in Faculty & Friends, Plant Biology
Tagged biofuels, education, Martienssen, RNAi
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CSHL’s sequencing power gets a fresh boost
At CSHL’s Woodbury Genome Center a decade ago, it took 12 technicians working in two shifts and six “first generation” sequencing machines to sequence 70 million bases of DNA—repeats of A, T, G, C—in a single month. By 2007, as … Continue reading
Posted in Bioinformatics, Cancer, Disease research, Genomics, Neuroscience, Plant Biology
Tagged genetic variation, genome, McCombie, Schizophrenia, sequencing
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