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Leveraging NGS Data to Unlock the Biological Mysteries in Cancer and Diabetes
| February 21, 2013
Event Date: April 25 2013
Biological interpretation of thousands of variants is a bottleneck in extracting valuable insights from DNA sequencing studies. This webinar will address how these limitations can largely be overcome by using more sophisticated informatics tools that can help interpret the biology accurately and in more detail.
To highlight some of the exciting areas where cells are pushing the boundaries in science, technology, and therapy, The Scientist has partnered with ATCC to launch a new webinar series on innovative cell research.
Hosted by The Scientist, this live webinar brings together a panel of experts who will discuss the mechanisms underlying immune and allergenic responses and highlight some of the current and emerging bioanalytical techniques used for their assessment.
Uncovering the Meaning in Your NGS Data: Tackling the Biological Analysis and Interpretation of Sequence Variation
| November 21, 2012
Event Date: January 22 2013
Join our free webinar to learn about the recent trends and innovations in next generation sequencing data analysis.
Pitfalls Associated with Cell Contamination, Misidentification and Authentication
| October 4, 2012
Event Date: October 23 2012
Listen to a discussion of recent efforts that are underway to eradicate cell contamination and misidentification.
Tune in to a discussion of the results from a survey polling users of research antibodies and the implications for antibody suppliers.
Check out a discussion of the hottest tips and trends in the emerging field of protein biomarkers.
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