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Date: April 1, 2025 at 11:08:49 AM GMT-3
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Subject: Ultima Genomics Gives Away Sequencing for Free. Literally.
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Tuesday, April 1, 2025
Ultima Genomics Gives Away Sequencing for Free. Literally.
In what may be confused as an April Fool’s stunt (it’s not) Ultima Genomics launches the “count on us” initiative to provide three trillion DNA sequencing reads free of charge to researchers across the United States and Canada. + MORE
DeepMind Spinout Isomorphic Labs Raises $600M Toward AI Drug Design
Isomorphic Labs says it is advancing drug design programs across multiple therapeutic areas and drug modalities. These include oncology and immunology, the primary focuses of the company's internal programs. The company’s drug discovery portfolio also includes small molecule programs being developed with Eli Lilly and Novartis. + MORE
Avantor’s Jerry Keybl Discusses Trends in Biomanufacturing, Navigating Market Shifts
Avantor's senior vice president for biopharma products and strategy sat down with GEN to discuss its biggest growth areas, current trends in biologics manufacturing, and how it is navigating the evolving economic and political climate. + MORE
Novel Protein Degradation-Based Therapies
GEN spoke with representatives from four leading companies who highlight emerging basic and clinical research that drive renewed optimism. + MORE
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Heterochromatin's Transposable Elements Kept in Check by OGT Enzyme
Researchers have identified O-GlcNAc transferase, an enzyme at the heart of many essential cellular functions, as a lead choreographer in the suppression of transposable elements and keeping gene expression running smoothly. + MORE
Complex Genetic Switches Aid Eukaryotic Production Systems
The researchers want to create programmed cell-free systems or artificial cells with functions that not only are similar to those of natural cells, but that surpass them. Riboswitches can be engineered to respond to user-defined ligands. + MORE
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An Automated, High-Throughput Approach for Stability Testing in Protein, Cell, and Gene Therapeutics
In this GEN webinar, Dr. Karessa White will explore how the Aura platforms offer rapid screening to assess biological aggregation and extrinsic particulate contamination in protein, cell and gene therapeutics, from initial product selection to the manufacturing stage. + MORE
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