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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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Neuroscientists gather on Long Island
Neuroscientists from CSHL, Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University gathered at the Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University last Friday for a day-long symposium, “Recent Advances in Neuroscience Research.” The symposium involved over 200 registrants and featured … Continue reading
Posted in Meetings, Neuroscience
Tagged Churchland, Huang, Li, neural circuits, Schizophrenia
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Collaboration column: SMA therapeutics and potential drug target for schizophrenia
CSHL researchers are part of two highly successful, multi-institutional collaborations that report exciting advances in developing therapeutics for a devastating neuromuscular disorder and in finding a ‘druggable’ target for schizophrenia. For several years now, CSHL’s Adrian Krainer has devoted his expertise in … Continue reading
Posted in Disease research, Genomics, Neuroscience
Tagged CNV, genetic variation, Krainer, Schizophrenia, SMA, splicing
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