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Where is that from? Do you have a link?
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Seems to be a private Roche-454 user meeting for europeans, on invitation only. Info was obtained from Roche. Scientific program:
Sequence Capture Technology
Dr. David Wheeler
Gene-specific expression profiling in maize by 3‘-UTR sequencing
Dr. Andrea Eveland
SuperSAGE and 454 Sequencing: Unmatched Resolution of the
Transcriptome
Dr. Peter Winter
Barcoded BAC pool sequencing: A successful strategy for genome survey
and physical map anchoring in the 5 Gigabase genome of barley
Dr. Nils Stein
Minority report –ultra deep sequencing of HIV V3
Dr. Martin Däumer
Mapping Genome Structural Variation using High-Resolution and Massive Paired-End Mapping(PEM)
Dr. Jan Korbel
Introduction to the GS FLXSystem
Dr. Marcus Dröge
Latest GS FLX developments towards routine human sequencing
Dr. Michael Egholm
Solanaceous genome projects
Dr. Roelandvan Ham
Technology evaluation and bioinformatic pipeline for 454 GS FLX data at
Genoscope
Dr. Patrick Wincker
Amplicon based diagnostic sequencing
Prof. Jurgen DelFavero
Sequencing of Corynebacterium kroppenstedtii
A highly efficient training: One run-Done
Dr. Rafael Szczepanowski
Speakers:
Chair
Dr. Jane Rogers
John InnesCentre, Norwich, UK
Dr. Marcus Dröge
DirectorSequencingforEMEA, LATAM, APAC,
and Japan
Dr. Michael Egholm
V. P. of Research and Development
454 Life Sciences, Branford, USA
Dr. David Wheeler
BaylorCollege of Medicine,
Houston, Texas, USA
Dr. Nils Stein
Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant
Research (IPK),
Gatersleben, Germany
Dr. Roelandvan Ham
Plant Research International,
Wageningen, Netherlands
Dr. Patrick Wincker
Genoscope, Evry, France
Prof. Jurgen DelFavero
VIB-Department of Molecular Genetics,
Antwerp, Belgium
Dr. Martin Däumer
Institute of Immunology and Genetics,
Medical Laboratory,
Kaiserslautern, Germany
Dr. Jan Korbel
Yale University Center for Excellence in Genome
Science, New Haven, USA
Dr. Rafael Szczepanowski
Department for Genetics,
University Bielefeld, Germany
Dr. Andrea Eveland
Plant Molecular and Cellular Biology,
University of Florida, USA
Dr. Peter Winter
GenXPro GmbH,
Frankfurt, GermanyComment
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