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Latest long-read sequencing technology now available

by Elizabeth Georgian
September 30, 2019

New technology available at the Genome Center

Recent publication: Temporal changes in postprandial blood transcriptomes reveal subject-specific pattern of expression of innate immunity genes after a high-fat meal

by Elizabeth Georgian
September 18, 2019

A recent publication from the Genome Center

Recent publications from the Genome Center

by Elizabeth Georgian
September 18, 2019

Recent publications from members of the Genome Center.

Brenna Henn recipient of NIH MIRA grant

by Elizabeth Georgian
September 13, 2019

Recent publication: scBFA: modeling detection patterns to mitigate technical noise in large-scale single-cell genomics data

by Elizabeth Georgian
September 11, 2019

Recent publications from the Genome Center

Recent publication: The alternative reality of plant mitochondrial DNA: One ring does not rule them all

by Elizabeth Georgian
September 09, 2019

Gerald Quon recipient of NSF CAREER grant

by Elizabeth Georgian
August 29, 2019

Recent publications from the Genome Center

by Elizabeth Georgian
August 29, 2019

Articles recently published by faculty at the Genome Center.

Recently published: How to Build a Dragon or Die Trying: A Satirical Look at Cutting-Edge Science by Paul and Julie Knoepfler

by Elizabeth Georgian
August 22, 2019

New book by Paul Knoepfler, GC faculty.

Marc Facciotti Recognized by VentureWell

by Elizabeth Georgian
August 08, 2019

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Recent publication: TurboID-based proximity labeling reveals that UBR7 is a regulator of N NLR immune receptor-mediated immunity

by Elizabeth Georgian
July 22, 2019

Dr. Carvajal-Carmona Named Associate Director for Basic Science at the Cancer Center

by Elizabeth Georgian
July 18, 2019

We warmly welcome Dr. Carvajal-Carmona as the new Associate Director for Basic Science at the Cancer Center, effective as of July 1st.

UC Davis launches center to advance genome-editing tools

by Elizabeth Georgian
June 03, 2019

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A new center will serve as the nation's testing site for safety and efficacy (SACRAMENTO). UC Davis today announced the launch of a new National Institutes of Health (NIH) funded research center dedicated to helping the nation develop safe and effective genome editing tools to treat patients with both common and rare diseases.

May 8th: Weaver Lecture 2019, Professor Carol W. Greider

by Elizabeth Georgian
March 29, 2019

Highlights

Combining NGS and Bionano Genome Mapping Data Produces High Quality de novo Assemblies

by Elizabeth Georgian
February 26, 2019

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