pangenome

May 26, 2024
By Carlos C. Goller
Oxford Nanopore Technologies, Reflections, sequencing, Softwares

Pertussis Pangenome and Evolution

Tonight, I watched Sarah Cameron from the University of Bath in the UK present at London Calling 2024 on “100 years of Bordetella pertussis evolution in the UK. I had watched a similar session and wanted to learn more. Cameron noted that in 2001, the whole-cell vaccine from 1957 was replaced with an acellular vaccine […]

February 10, 2024
By Carlos C. Goller
Oxford Nanopore Technologies, Reflections, sequencing, Softwares

The Pangenome of Rice

I am starting the Assembly playlist from ONT tonight. Francois Sabot from France’s French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development spoke at London Calling 2021. They described the pangenome as the differences between two individuals in their genomes. The shared part is called the core genome, and the non-shared components are called the dispensable or […]

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pangenome

Pertussis Pangenome and Evolution

The Pangenome of Rice

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