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October 8th, 2009 - The plant miRNA database (PMRD) integrates available plant miRNA data deposited in public
databases, gleaned from the recent literature, and data generated by the database organizers. This database contains sequence information, secondary structure, target genes,
expression profiles and a genome browser. In total, there are 8433 miRNAs collected from 121 plant species in PMRD, including model plants and major crops such as Arabidopsis, rice,
wheat, soybean, maize, sorghum, barley, etc in this first edition of the database.
(read more...) September 15th, 2009 - miRBase updated to version 14.0. 1580 new mature miR and miR* sequences comprise a significant update to the sequence database which has now topped 10,000 entries. This latest release features new sequences for all the important model species as well as many important agricultural plants. (read more...) September 11, 2009 - LC Sciences Blog launched. Check the blog for company news, product updates, press releases, company events, and new customer publications. (read more...) March 9, 2009 - With the addition of 1004 new mature miRNA sequences, the Sanger microRNA Sequence Database (miRBase) announced a significant update to the miRBase sequence database. This latest release is miRBase version 13.0 and features a total of 9169 mature miRNA sequences. (read more...) February, 2009 - Targeted Sequencing - Sample Enrichment Service Available - Take advantage of high-throughput sequencing technologies with target-specific selection of defined sequences of your interest. Genomic DNA, PCR product, or RNA accepted. January, 2009 - microRNA/ small RNA Sequencing Services Launched - Now a one-stop solution for all your small RNA discovery, detection and expression profiling needs. Sept 1, 2008 - The Sanger Institute announces the largest single update in the history of miRBase with the of 2062 new mature miRNA sequences. In addition to sequence updates and additions to species included in previous miRBase versions, mature miRNA sequences from many new species are included for the first time. (read more...) April, 2008 - The Sanger miRBase sequence database was updated to release version 11.0. The number of verified microRNAs has been increased from 5395 to 6396 hairpin precursor miRNAs expressing 6211 mature miRNA products. This latest microRNA sequence content is currently available on all our standard and custom microRNA microarrays. (read more...) February, 2008 - microRNA qRT-PCR Service Launched - LC Sciences now provides a one-stop solution for all your microRNA (miRNA) expression profiling needs. We can provide you with both microarray and qRT-PCR profiling services for the most complete picture of microRNA expression in your samples. January, 2008 - LC Sciences now offers Gene Expression Analysis Service by Affymetrix GeneChip® through our partnership with SeqWright DNA Technology Services, an Affymetrix-authorized service provider. This service is GLP-compliant for handling patient samples. We offer 5 day turnaround on most projects. January, 2008 - PepCyber Now Online - A searchable database of human protein–protein interactions mediated by phosphoprotein-binding domains. December, 2007 - The Sanger miRBase sequence database was updated to release version 10.1. This marks the fourth update this year. The number of verified microRNAs has been increased from 5071 to 5395 hairpin precursor miRNAs expressing 5234 mature miRNA products. This latest microRNA sequence content is currently available on all our standard and custom microRNA microarrays. (read more...)
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Houston, TX – October 15,
2009 – LC Sciences First miRNA Microarray Service Provider to
Offer Plant MicroRNA Database (PMRD) Probe Content Taking full advantage of its flexible µParaflo® Biochip Technology, Houston based LC Sciences today announced immediate availability of probe content from the newly created Plant MicroRNA Database (PMRD) for their microRNA (miRNA) microarray customers. This announcement comes immediately following a publication in Nucleic Acids Research introducing the public database1. The PMRD integrates available plant miRNA data deposited in other public databases, gleaned from the recent literature, and data generated by the database organizers. It is freely available at http://bioinformatics.cau.edu.cn/PMRD. Houston, TX – September 4, 2009 – Enabling microRNA Discoveries - LC Sciences tops 100th customer publicationLC Sciences announced today the publication of the 100th peer-reviewed study by one of its customers using the company’s microarray service for analyzing microRNA (miRNA) expression profiles and for discovery of novel small RNAs. These studies, by leading researchers in the field, contribute to a fast growing body of knowledge defining this recently discovered class of regulatory RNAs. LC Sciences has announced the availability of a custom target enrichment service for next-generation sequencing applications. LC Sciences now provides a service for Target-Specific Selection of a defined genomic region (such as Mbp region at a specific location, suspected cancer regions, SNP regions, regions for genomic comparisons) or RNA sequences (such as sets of transcriptome sequences known from previous screening experiments, mRNAs, and miRNAs). This new service enables researchers to take full advantage of new “next-generation” high throughput sequencing technologies. (read more...) September 17th, 2008 - Novel Small RNAs Discovered, Contribute to Significant miRBase Update Non-coding (ncRNAs) are a large class of RNAs which do not encode proteins but possess regulatory functions at the level of translation in cells of various species. There are an increasing amount of data suggesting that there are likely many more ncRNAs that exist, yet to be discovered. Custom small RNA discovery microarrays have been shown to be an effective approach for uncovering novel ncRNAs experimentall and/or to validate predicted candidate ncRNAs. (read more...) May 6th, 2008 - LC Sciences and DNAVision form Strategic Marketing Alliance LC Sciences announced today that it has entered into a strategic marketing alliance with DNAVision to increase accessibility to its custom microRNA profiling service and enhance both its customer and technical service to researchers in Europe. LC Sciences’ microRNA profiling service is powered by µParaflo® microfluidic technology and makes use of flexible custom microarrays for expression profiling as well as discovery of novel small RNAs and validation of predicted microRNAs. DNAVision, specialized in molecular biology, provides a wide range of genetic services and products to the pharmaceutical, food, and biotechnology industries. (read more...) February 27th, 2008 – Microfluidics technology fuels the growing microRNA revolution - LC Sciences tops 30th customer publicationLC Sciences announced today the publication of the 30th peer-reviewed study by one of its customers using the company’s microarray service for analyzing microRNA expression profiles and for discovery of novel small RNAs. These studies, by leading researchers in the field, contribute to a fast growing body of knowledge defining this recently discovered class of regulatory RNAs. (read more...) Houston, TX – August 9, 2007 – Taking advantage of its flexible µParaflo®Chip Technology, Houston based LC Sciences today announced immediate availability of probe content miRBase 10.0 for their microRNA (miRNA) microarray customers. (read more...) May 9, 2006 - LC Sciences Keeps Pace with Sanger miRBase microRNA Sequence UpdatesHouston, TX – May 9, 2006 – LC Sciences announced today that the probe content of its line of standard and custom microRNA microarrays used in their comprehensive expression profiling service would keep pace with the latest version (Release 8.1) of the Sanger miRBase sequence database. (read more...)
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