A Year in Review with Phase Genomics

 

From releasing the world’s first Hi-C kits for plants and animals to publishing the most contiguous human genome assembly to date, Phase Genomics has had a year filled with new papers, new discoveries, and new applications. Proximity-Guided Assembly is continuing to fuel genomic research and here is a brief recap of newsworthy items in 2018.

 

PAPERS

 

Published Hi-C Genome Assemblies:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Published Metagenomic Projects:

 

 

 

 

PRODUCT RELEASES

 

 

 

 

 

BLOGS AND VIDEOS

 

Uncovering the microbiome: What will you do with metagenomics? March 1st, 2018

 

New Video: From Contigs to Chromosomes March 15th, 2018

 

A sweet new genome for the black raspberry using Proximo™ Hi-C March 28th, 2018

 

Phase Genomics and Pacific Biosciences Co-Developing new Genome Assembly Phasing Software April 19th, 2018

 

Lil BUB Aids in Discovery of New Bacteria August 1st, 2018

 

Hi-C solves the problem of linking plasmids to hosts in microbiome samples August 8th, 2018

 

Earth’s Wine Cellar: Digging into the Microbiome of Vineyards September 6th, 2018

 

Hi-C Technology Links Antimicrobial Resistance Genes to the Microbiome December 4, 2018

 

 

IN THE NEWS

 

NPR, March 6th, 2018
Mysteries of the Moo-crobiome: Could Tweaking Cow Gut Bugs Improve Beef?

 

GeekWire, June 27th, 2018
Phase Genomics wins $1.5M grant to peer inside microorganisms’ DNA

 

GeekWire, August 1st, 2018
Cat celebrity Lil Bub lends poop to Seattle startup, leading to discovery of new kinds of bacteria

 

Market Watch, August 10th, 2018
$500+ Million Human Microbiome Market Scenario, 2018-2022

 

GenomeWeb, September 13th, 2018
Vertebrate Genomes Project Releases First Assemblies; Describes Challenges, Plans

 

Bio-IT World, October 9th, 2018
Pacific Biosciences Releases Highest-Quality, Most Contiguous Individual Human Genome Assembly To Date

 

Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News (GEN), November 14th, 2018
Precision Medicine Looks beyond DNA Sequences

 

Boise State Radio, December 18th, 2018
University Of Idaho Scientists Put Crosshairs On Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria