Session Information
AABB SAMs Courses 2011
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NGS: Next Generation Sequencing and GWAS: Genome Wide Association Studies
Track
:
Courses
Program Code:
9207-S
Date:
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Time:
10:30 AM to 12:00 PM
EST
Location:
26 A/B
SPEAKER
(S):
Dr. Connie Westhoff, PHD, SBB, Director, New York Blood Center
Luanne Peters, PhD, Member, New York Blood Center
Allison Ashley-Koch, PhD
Description
What are the emerging genomics technologies and applications since the sequencing of the human genome in 2003? Personal genomics has remained controversial with proponents looking to endless possibilities and opponents emphasizing the limited value of current applications. This session will introduce attendees to the latest genomics approaches, including next generation sequencing (NGS), genome wide association studies (GWAS), RNA-seq, exonome sequencing, ChiP-seq and genome resequencing. Examples of the use of these technologies to answer questions relevant, or of potential interest to, transfusion medicine practice will be presented.
AABB is not able to offer Self-Assessment Module (SAM) credit for this session due to some speakers declining to participate.
Quiz not available
AABB is not able to offer Self-Assessment Module (SAM) credit for this session due to some speakers declining to participate.
Quiz not available
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