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• Feature Articles: Creative Approaches to Next-Gen Sequencing
  
• BioPerspectives: Next-Generation Sequencing in the Clinic
  Elaine Mardis, Ph.D., co-director of the Genome Institute at Washington University, discusses NGS and its future.
• BioPerspectives: Unveiling Biological Complexity with SMRT Sequencing
  Single molecule, real-time DNA sequencing can help scientists close genomes, study linked variants, and detect base modifications.
• BioPerspectives: Next-Generation Sequencing vs. Microarrays
  Is it time to switch?
• Feature Articles: Boosting Gene Expression Profiling
  

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• Moving Genomics Closer to the Clinic
  May 16, 2013
  Foundation Medicine and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center are working to translate genomic information into personalized cancer treatment.
• Illumina, Complete Genomics Prepare for Legal Battle over Sequencing IP
  March 29, 2012
  Illumina filed the case stating that the Complete Genomics Analysis Platform infringes on three of its patents.
• U.K. Groups Grapple with Ethical Issues Linked to Clinical Sequencing
  March 13, 2012
  Questions cover data dissemination, bioinformatics, and more education.
• Will Roche Really Drop Illumina and Seek out Another Sequencing Firm?
  March 12, 2012
  Oxford Nanopore and PacBio both have exciting technologies, but Illumina remains market leader.
• Roche, Illumina Duke It Out in Potential $5.7B Takeover Deal
  March 1, 2012
  Roche’s hostile $44.50 per share bid could also spark additional sequencing acquisition wars.

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• Mayo Clinic, Cancer Genetics Form Diagnostics JV
  
• Sequencing Study IDs Spontaneous Mutations in Congenital Heart Disease
  
• Real Time Genomics, JCVI Partner to Analyze iPSCs, Validate Reference Genome Variants
  
• $20M in Financing Helps RainDance Summon ThunderStorms for Myriad
  
• Clinical NGS Takes Step Forward
  

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• A New Tool for Personal Genomics
  Gholson Lyon, M.D., Ph.D., Senior Scientist, Principal Investigator, Center for Applied Genomics, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
• Richard A. Gibbs, Ph.D.
  - from the Baylor College of Medicine, talks with GEN's Editor-in-Chief John Sterling about frontiers in DNA sequencing.

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• Contracting Sequencing Costs Could Mean Ballooning Informatics Prices
  
• The Holes in Whole Genome Sequencing
  

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	DNASTAR Sequence Analysis Software Lasergene 10 is a Sanger and next-generation sequence analysis and assembly software upgrade with new features to its desktop software suite for molecular biologists. Among other changes, Lasergene 10 introduces SeqNinja, a tool for manipulating an
	Interactive Biosoftware Next-Gen Sequencing Software Alamut HT is a human genomic variation annotation and interpretation solution. As a high-throughput annotation engine for next-generation sequencing (NGS), it is designed for intensive variant analysis workflows. This software enriches raw NGS vari
	Advanced Analytical DNA Fragment Analysis The new Fragment Analyzer™ can provide a high-throughput alternative to lab-on-a-chip methods for qualifying DNA fragments prior to next-gen sequencing runs. The Fragment Analyzer can help labs under pressure from increasing sample workloads. No fl
	GenoLogics Life Sciences Software LIMS for NGS Specifically designed for sequencing, Clarity LIMS is a lab management system that combines information management essentials for CLIA-certified and regulated labs with an easy-to-navigate interface. Clarity LIMS can offer support for clinical lab
	Beckman Coulter NGS Fragment Library Prep SPRIselect utilizes SPRI (Solid Phase Reversible Immobilization)-based chemistry to simplify genomic DNA size selection for next-generation sequencing fragment library preparation. Following shearing, the library construction process requires size

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• GEN Webinars: Personalized Cancer Treatment and Patient Stratification Using NGS and Other OMICs Data
  
• Supplier Webinars: Personalized Medicine Through Integrated Next Generation Sequencing Webinar
  

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• NGS Translate
  2013 May 28 - May 30 Boston, MA, UNITED STATES
• Next Generation Sequencing Asia Congress
  2013 October 8 - October 9 Singapore, , SINGAPORE