CSHL Story and Media archive for Tag: genome sequencing

Public Lecture: Seeing With Sequencing

8/8/2019

Genomes, justice, and the journey here

9/15/2018

CSHL Professor W. Richard McCombie discusses genomic privacy and sequencing technology in this episode of Base Pairs. Read the story »

Massive genome havoc in breast cancer is revealed

7/12/2018

Researchers have made a highly detailed map of 20,000 structural variations in a cancer cell’s genome Read the story »

Next generation Lyme disease tests found efficacious and ready for clinical arena

12/7/2017

Experts find that current protocols for Lyme disease lacks the accuracy and sensitivity that next-generation testing can provide. Read the story »

Finding the genes that underlie autism

4/30/2014

Research Assistant Professor Mike Ronemus talks about the importance of understanding the genetics of autism. Read the story »

The DNA60IFX genome sequencing contest draws 1000 competitors worldwide

6/28/2013

Dr. Michael Schatz writes about the DNA-analysis problem-solving event to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the famous double helix structure paper. Read the story »

An error-eliminating fix overcomes big problem in ‘3rd-gen’ genome sequencing

6/29/2012

The next “next-gen” technology in genome sequencing has gotten a major boost.  Read the story »

CSHL’s sequencing power gets a fresh boost

8/12/2011

W. Richard McCombie discusses the evolution of genomic sequencing technology and the use of new third generation machines. Read the story »

CSHL scientists develop new method to detect copy number variants using DNA sequencing technologies

8/25/2009

The new technique can detect key genetic variations overlooked by current methods. Read the story »

CSHL scientists harness logic of “Sudoku” math puzzle to vastly enhance genome-sequencing capability

6/25/2009

'DNA Sudoku' pools multitude of DNA samples for sequencing in manner analogous to solving a Sudoku grid Read the story »

Scientists discover new class of small RNAs that regulate gene expression and protect the genome

5/13/2008

Researchers published findings on small RNAs, identifying a brand new class and clarifying how a known class acts to regulate gene activity. Read the story »

Cold Spring Harbor scientists are part of consortium that sequences platypus genome, unlocking secrets of evolution

5/8/2008

CSHL team separately reports findings of mammalian evolution gleaned from comparative study of small-RNA function in platypus. Read the story »

Nobel laureate James Watson receives personal genome in ceremony at Baylor College of Medicine

5/31/2007

In a presentation at Baylor College of Medicine, James Watson became the first human to receive the data that encompass his personal genome sequence. Read the story »

Feeding the world

8/15/2005

Researchers finished a map-based DNA sequence of the entire rice genome. Read the story »

Less is more: New technology captures gene-rich DNA segments

12/18/2003

Plant biology researchers have found a faster way to sequence the genes of corn. Read the story »