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February 13, 2024  |  Powered by PacBio

Powered by PacBio: Selected publications from January 2024

Powered by PacBio

Coming to you a little late out of the gate, this edition of Powered by PacBio includes some hot publications from this past month including: a powerful new metagenome assembler, a long-read wheat pan-transcriptome, and two papers delving into cancer biology. Take a look!


February 7, 2024  |  Gene therapy + editing

2023 gene therapy research STAR Grant winners announced

Gene Therapy STAR Grant

In 2023, PacBio selected five up-and-coming gene therapy researchers to receive our STAR Grant award which provides sequencing assistance and a travel stipend to present a PacBio sponsored event. Check out our winners and their projects!


December 28, 2023  |  General

Our favorite publications of 2023

PacBio publications 2023

2023 has been an incredible year for genomics! Thanks to the brilliance and scientific talent of researchers all over the world, major progress was made across the board –from agrigenomics…


December 19, 2023  |  Sequencing 101

Sequencing 101: Structural variation

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Over the last 50 years, many monumental achievements in genetics and biology have unfolded before our eyes. From the invention of DNA sequencing technologies to the completion of the human…


November 22, 2023  |  Human genetics research

Sequencing 101: Tandem repeats

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In the field of genetics, the concept of tandem repeats has been both scientifically fascinating, experimentally challenging, and motivating for technology development. As DNA sequencing technologies and analysis tools have…


November 9, 2023  |  Human genetics research

Capturing human genomic diversity

Arabia 2

A new Arab pangenome reference has been constructed from 43 individuals enabling the study of variants and sequences of significance to the Arab population. In a newly released preprint entitled…


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