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BioNano Genomics Education Workshop: Next-Generation Mapping Reveals Large Structural Variations: So What?

Learn how colleagues have used next-generation mapping to enhance their research.
Date: Monday, January 16, 2017
Time: 6:10 PM-8:20 PM
Room: Pacific Salon 3
Organizer:
Gail Lamangan
6:10 PM
Introduction - BioNano Genomics Education Workshop: Next-Generation Mapping Reveals Large Structural Variations: So What?
Romain Prieur, Bionano Genomics

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6:40 PM
Genome Wide Detection of Large Structural Variation - Latest Advances from Bionano Genomics
Alex R. Hastie, Bionano Genomics

7:05 PM
Next Generation Arabidopsis Genomics
Florian Jupe, Salk Institute for Biological Studies & Howard Hughes Medical Institute; Felix M. Bemm, Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology, Department Weigel, Genome Informatics; Todd P. Michael, IBIS Biosciences; Angeline Rivkin, Salk Institute; S Carol Huang, Salk Institute for Biological Studies; Taiji Kawakatsu, National Agriculture and Food Research Organization; Justin P. Sandoval, Salk Institute; Ronan O'Malley, The Salk Institute; Dr. Detlef Weigel, Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology; Joseph R. Ecker, Salk Institute for Biological Studies & Howard Hughes Medical Institute

7:35 PM
Optical Maps Finish Homologous X and Y Sex Determination Regions in Asparagus
Alex Harkess, Donald Danforth Plant Science Center

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8:05 PM
Assessing Structural Variation at the Subspecies Level within Trifolium Subterraneum L.  — Towards a Trifolium Pangenome
Parwinder Kaur, Centre for Plant Genetics & Breeding, Univ. of Western AU

8:30 PM
Repetive but Not Redundant - Revealing Structural Genomic Features with Tandem Repeat Arrays in Optical Maps
Matthias Weissensteiner, Uppsala University

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