The Mount Sinai Resilience Project: Daniela Starcevic

Written by Behind The Bench Staff | Published: 11.24.2014

Daniela Starcevic (Icahn School of Medicine, The Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, NY USA) discusses her work with the Resilience Project and their development of a large Ion AmpliSeq™ Panel for targeted sequencing of hundreds of genes that cause rare disorders.

We wrote about the Resilience Project from the Mount Sinai Hospital here, and here is a press release making the announcement. Press Release

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Antibody repertoire sequencing: Dr. Jiang Zhu

B-cell repertoire sequencing using the Ion PGM™ System and examining both improved template preparation and Hi-Q enzyme accuracy

Get news and research reviews on the topic of your choice, right in your inbox.

Subscribe Now

Comments
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
First Name
Last Name
Email*
Company
Select your country/region*
Pick a category*
*
- I would like to receive information about content, events, products, services and promotions from Thermo Fisher Scientific and its affiliates. I agree for the Thermo Fisher Scientific group (thermofisher.com/legalentities) to contact me by email and/or telephone to inform me of events, products, services and/or promotions offered in connection with the brands Thermo Scientific™, Applied Biosystems™, Invitrogen™, Gibco™, Ion Torrent ™, Unity Lab Services™, Fisher Scientifc™. I can withdraw my consent and unsubscribe at any time by emailing reply@thermofisher.com By submitting my data, I give consent to the collection, processing and use of my personal data in accordance with the Thermo Fisher Scientific Policy (thermofisher.com/privacypolicy).

Revolutionizing Gene Editing with CRISPR and Digital PCR – A Conversation with Dr. Dustin Rubinstein

Harnessing Applied Biosystems™ TaqMan™ Real-Time PCR Assays for research in profiling miRNA and gene expression in cystic fibrosis

How the discovery of a mutation in a young Spanish girl with severe lupus is forging the path for new treatments

Studying Spinal Muscular Atrophy With Digital PCR

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Get news and research reviews on the topic of your choice, right in your inbox.