Lucigen - New Tools for Scaffolding and Closing Genomes

This workshop will present data describing unbiased Random Shear BAC libraries, 40-kb mate-pair Next Gen Sequencing libraries, rapid library construction technologies and their impact on genomic analysis. The latest developments and improvements will be presented with examples for closing gaps in the Arabidopsis genome, for assembling challenging plant and animal genomes, and finishing microbial genomes. 1:30 PM pNGS-FOS version 2.0 and Random Shear BAC libraries Cheng-Cang Wu, Lucigen Corporation 2:00 PM Minding the gaps in the Arabidopsis Genome Jin Zhu, Monsanto Corporation 2:30 PM Random shear BAC library for Schmidtea mediterrane, a really challenging genome Shasha Zhang1, Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado 1,2 1. Stowers Institute for Medical Research. 2. Howard Hughes Medical Institute 3:00 PM NxSeq™ chimera free library construction kits and Applications Jason Mayr, Lucigen Corporation
Date: Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Time: 1:30 PM-3:40 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 1
Organizers:
Cheng-Cang Wu and Jason Mayr
1:30 PM
Minding the Gaps in the Arabidopsis Genome
Jin Zhu, Monsanto

1:50 PM
pNGS-FOS version 2.0 and Random Shear BAC libraries
Cheng-Cang Wu, Lucigen Corporation

2:10 PM
Random shear BAC library for Schmidtea mediterrane, a really challenging genome
Shasha Zhang, Stowers Institute for Medical Research

2:30 PM
NxSeq™ chimera free library construction kits and Applications
Jason Mayr, Lucigen Corporation

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