Sequencing Complex Genomes

Advances in genome sequencing are allowing even the most complex genomes to be sequenced. This workshop will review technologies, strategies and progress in genome sequencing.

Organizer:
Robert Henry(The University of Queensland)
Date: Sunday, January 15, 2012
Time: 3:50 PM-6:00 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 2
3:50 PM
W625
De novo assembly of complex genomes using 3rd generation sequencing
Michael Schatz, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
4:10 PM
W626
Sequencing and assembly of the largest and most complex genome to date - the Norway spruce (Picea abies)
Bjorn Nystedt, SciLifeLab
4:30 PM
W627
Genomes to Genes: Comparative genomic analysis in Prunoideae
Amit Dhingra, Washington State University
4:50 PM
W628
The potato genome sequencing project 2 years on: Comparison of strategies with related projects and perspectives for the future of the world's 3rd food crop"
Christian Bachem, Wageningen-UR
5:10 PM
W629
Just Genes - well mostly: genomic enrichment for sugarcane genic regions
Robert Henry, The University of Queensland
5:30 PM
W630
The international effort to sequence the 17Gb wheat genome: Yes, Wheat can
Catherine Feuillet, INRA
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