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Complete Genomics back in action after 6 month funding delay

By Daniel MacArthur
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Another genomics blog to follow: Pathogenomics

By Daniel MacArthur
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Pacific Biosciences raises $68M for third-gen sequencing development

By Daniel MacArthur
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What is it with rich white guys and genome sequences?

By Daniel MacArthur
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Helicos co-founder sequences own genome using single-molecule technology

By Daniel MacArthur
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Guest post: Luke Jostins on the twice-sequenced genome

By Daniel MacArthur
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Illumina launches personal genome sequencing service for $48,000

By Daniel MacArthur
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Telegraph completely mangles debate over value of genetic research

By Daniel MacArthur
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Undergraduate genome projects?

By Daniel MacArthur
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Broad Institute to use Complete Genomics to sequence genomes of cancer patients

By Daniel MacArthur
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Towards direct reading of DNA with protein nanopores: Oxford Nanopore demonstrates proof of principle

By Daniel MacArthur
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Game on: sequencing companies draw battle-lines for 2009 at AGBT

By Daniel MacArthur
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Complete Genomics to release sequencing data on Thursday

By Daniel MacArthur
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Looking forward to AGBT

By Daniel MacArthur
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Gene Genie #42 - focus on personalised genetics

By Daniel MacArthur
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Peering into the Genetic Future: trends in human genomics in 2009

By Daniel MacArthur
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How far are we from the $1000 genome?

By Daniel MacArthur
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Oxford Nanopore and Illumina enter partnership

By Daniel MacArthur
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Sanger sequencing is not dead?

By Daniel MacArthur
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ZS Genetics the "favourite" to win Archon X Prize?

By Daniel MacArthur
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Personal genomics in 2008: the year in review

By Daniel MacArthur
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Statistics on next-generation sequencing platforms

By Daniel MacArthur
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Sequencing cancer genomes: the inside story

By Daniel MacArthur