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ll have exomes sequenced (currently these research exomes can be as low as $1000 each; you will have this plus a whole genome (about $5000) through Illumina; see below). c) All samples will go through an analysis pipeline and have a 1 time remote but "face to face" (via videoconference) with myself and

lly lays out what I want to do over the lifetime of my research career. This is why my % effort is 40%.: I. Sequencing: WGS from Illumina = $5000 Ambry exome: $1000 CGI genome: $5000 Total = $11,000 2. Bioinformatics infrastructure: 3 servers + 6 analyses programs. I need to drill down on these c

platforms. I'd also like to see what CGI's new analysis suite looks like when I'm actually "driving" it. You should also have a research exome from Ambry. Which is what the YPO Austin folks and myself are having done (so we're able to compare against the same platform when analyzing you along with th

the $4K worth we would have gotten with an exome? The rationale for this is so we don't have to completely rely only "black box" interpretation by Illumina. In my experience, Illumna's genome interpretation has been historically subpar. Not surprising since they are primarily a next gen DNA sequencing i

ey, can you forward the following info to Jeffrey? I> wrote: So when I sent the initial invoice I didn't have the actual whole genome costs through Illumina which are $9500 for a normal turn around time and $11,400 for "rapid turn around time". The rapid turn around time isn't necessary in Jeffrey's cas

st bang for his buck (and this is what I would do for myself with only $5000 to spend) is to get an exome done. I should be able to get this through Ambry and through the same research protocol we'll be suing for the YPO study participants for $1000. I would then use the remainder to purchase genome a

ley, can you forward the following info to Jeffrey? > wrote: So when I sent the initial invoice I didn't have the actual whole genome costs through Illumina which are $9500 for a normal turn around time and $11,400 for "rapid turn around time". The rapid turn around time isn't necessary in Jeffrey's cas

t bang for his buck (and this is what I would do for myself with only $5000 to spend) is to get an exome done. I should be able to get this through Ambry and through the same research protocol we'll be suing for the YPO study participants for $1000. I would then use the remainder to purchase genome an

Rich, Lesley, can you forward the following info to Jeffrey? So when I sent the initial invoice I didn't have the actual whole genome costs through Illumina which are $9500 for a normal turn around time and $11,400 for "rapid turn around time". The rapid turn around time isn't necessary in Jeffrey's cas

t bang for his buck (and this is what I would do for myself with only $5000 to spend) is to get an exome done. I should be able to get this through Ambry and through the same research protocol we'll be suing for the YPO study participants for $1000. I would then use the remainder to purchase genome an

esley, can you forward the following info to Jeffrey? wrote: So when I sent the initial invoice I didn't have the actual whole genome costs through Illumina which are $9500 for a normal turn around time and $11,400 for "rapid turn around time". The rapid turn around time isn't necessary in Jeffrey's cas

t bang for his buck (and this is what I would do for myself with only $5000 to spend) is to get an exome done. I should be able to get this through Ambry and through the same research protocol we'll be suing for the YPO study participants for $1000. I would then use the remainder to purchase genome an

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