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  • luiscunhamx
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    • Nov 2011
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    Untangling The Volcanic Earthworm Genome

    Dear SEQanswers friends,

    We have taken an earthworm genome to the final round of the 2016 SMRT Sequencing Grant Program “Explore your most interesting genome” supported by PacBio.
    The top five project finalists will be chosen during a voting campaign, starting on the 11th of April. It’s all about sexy genomes so please vote at:

    Apply for Grants - PacBio
    http://www.pacb.com/smrtgrant/
    PacBio SMRT Grant Programs offer SMRT sequencing to outstanding research projects that advance scientific discovery with highly accurate long-read sequencing.


    You can vote once per day up to the 1st of May (please, bookmark the link if it makes it easier).

    See all the details about the volcanic earthworm here:

    Untangling the Volcanic Earthworm Genome
    https://experiment.com/projects/untangling-the-volcanic-earthworm-genome
    We want to tell you a story that is over half a billion years old. The earthworm Pontoscolex corethrurus is an animal that has evolved to live in an extraordinary environment, a volcanic geothermal field in Sao Miguel Island, one of the nine Islands in Azores Archipelago. By sequencing...


    Please, vote for the earthworm genome.

    Kind regards


    Luis, Rafael, Dave, Pete and Sam
    Tags: earthworms, genomes, pacbio, smrt sequencing
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