Sequencing the Single Cell – Adventures in Genomics

2015年8月25日

A single cell is the smallest building block in biology. Each and every cell contains an entire genome with all the information to create an entire organism – be it a bacterium or a buffalo cell. Recent advances in sequencing technology are making it possible to extract and sequence the genomes from individual cells. This is advancing our understanding of many biological processes. Subscribe to Illumina: http://bit.ly/IlluminaYouTube

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Nick Navin at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center --http://faculty.mdanderson.org

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The Adventures in Genomics video series hosted by the Illumina Scientific Affairs team. Embark on a fascinating journey, exploring amazing discoveries and meeting the scientists behind the breakthroughs who are helping us better understand ourselves and the world around us.

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