Workshop – Degradome Sequencing / Plant RNA Extraction Methods
Presented at the Plant & Animal Genomes Conference XXI
Date: Monday, January 14, 2013
Time: 6:10 PM-8:20 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 1
This workshop will provide an overview of the degradome sequencing method for miRNA target identification, as well as practical information for performing degradome sequencing experiments. Additionally, we will discuss the importance of miRNA sample preparation from various plant species/tissue types for downstream applications including next-gen sequencing, microarray and others. Diverse case study and application examples will be provided.
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Title: Recent Work & Current Methods in Plant microRNA Research
Date: 6/21/12.
Webinar Outline
• Brief review of microRNA basics: history, biogenesis, function
• Recent developments of microRNA research in the field of plant genomics
• Current methods for microRNA discovery and profiling
• Case studies and application examples
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by Chris on June 3, 2010
in News
Biocompare – Featured Article
Wednesday June 02, 2010 – by Jeffrey M. Perkel
If you want an inkling of how hot the microRNA field is, just look at miRBase.
In April, the University of Manchester’s miRNA database updated to version 15 with the addition of some 4,000 new sequences, including 300 or so new human miRNAs. The database now contains 14,197 records from some 130-plus organisms and viruses, up from 10,883 in September 2009′s version 14.
“It was unexpected that there would suddenly be such a sudden jump in known human miRNAs,” says Christoph Eicken, head of microarray technical services at LC Sciences, a microRNA service provider. “It was almost stable for one to one-and-a-half years, which is a long time in the microRNA field.” (read more… )
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SOUTHWESTERN AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIVISION
of the
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE
85th ANNUAL MEETING
“EXPANDING FRONTIERS through the ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE”
RICE UNIVERSITY
HOUSTON, TEXAS
APRIL 8-10, 2010
microRNAs in Development & Disease Session
Preethie H. Gunaratne, Ph.D. (Chair)
Sponsors: LC Sciences, Norgen Biotek, Illumnia, Integrated DNA Technologies, Thermo Scientific
Date: 04-08-10
Time: 1.00-7.00 PM
Room: 284 BRC (BioScience Research Collaborative)
AGENDA
1.00-1.10 pm: Introduction and welcome.
1.10-1.30 pm: Preethi H. Gunaratne, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Dept. Biology & Biochemistry, University of Houston
Title: A Functional genomics platform for discovering novel tumor suppressor microRNAs for individualized cancer therapy
1.35-1.55 pm: Martin M. Matzuk, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Pathology, Baylor College of Medicine [click to continue…]
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Houston (PRWEB) March 19, 2010 — LC Sciences today announced the launch of its new Seq-Array services designed to take full advantage of both the latest deep sequencing capabilities and the proven genomics tool – microarray. This combination of technologies advances microRNA research to the next level of depth and understanding that was not possible before with either of the technologies alone. LC Sciences has been a leading provider of microRNA discovery and profiling services since 2005. (read more)
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