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Teaching and Technical Staff. The following list provides links to the websites of international clinical anatomy associations and educational support organisations. Australian and New Zealand Association of Clinical Anatomists. British Association of Clinical Anatomists. European Association of Clinical Anatomy. American Association of Clinical Anatomists. Australasian Institute of Anatomical Sciences. Australasian Society for Human Biology. Postgraduate Diploma in Surgical Anatomy.

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http://carg.otago.ac.nz/carg-seminars

Teaching and Technical Staff. CARG seminars for take place in the Hercus seminar room (room 312) in the Hercus building. All meetings take place on Thursdays at 1pm each fortnight. The seminars are only open to staff and students of the Department of Anatomy or invited guests. Individuals or associations who would like to deliver a clinical anatomy or relevantly themed presentation to the CARG are welcome to contact the group ( carg@anatomy.otago.ac.nz. To discuss and arrange this.

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Teaching and Technical Staff

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Teaching and Technical Staff. Teaching and Technical Staff. The teaching and technical staff of the CARG are intimately involved in providing support and expertise to the staff and students of the Department of Anatomy. Selected publications by the staff are listed at the bottom of the page. Certificate in Animal Science and Technology (Otago Polytechnic). Brief Description of Role. Marlene produces and maintains plastinated specimens and prosected specimens for teaching and research. Kathryn is responsi...

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CGR - People

http://cgr.otago.ac.nz/people.html

Centre for Gene Research. Centre for Gene Research. Searchable database of CGR members. The current director is Associate Professor James Kalmakoff. From the Department of Microbiology. He has held the position since 1996. As at May 2004:. Associate Professor James Kalmakoff. Department of Pathology;. Associate Professor Kevin Farnden. Department of Anatomy and Structural Biology. Department of Oral Sciences and Orthodontics. Associate Professor Graham Wallis. Find the CGR members with expertise in.

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GS FLX Genomic Sequencer - Department of Anatomy & Structural Biology

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Your data will be placed in your account on our server. Your account details will be sent to you when you are notified that your sequence data is available. To log on to our server you will need to open the terminal window on your computer and type:. Ssh -lusername gsdatarig.otago.ac.nz. You will then be prompted for your password. If you are working within a Windows environment and do not have access to an ssh client, free client (PuTTY) and secure remote copy (PSCP) executables can be found here. The f...

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GS FLX Genomic Sequencer - Department of Anatomy & Structural Biology

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Site Inspection for GS FLX. Angeline Wang, a site inspector for Roche arrived from Taiwan on the 28 June to cast her eye over the preparations we had made to install the GS FLX system in Dunedin. This process involved checking power supplies, ancillary equipment, lab lay out, work flow plans, even the centrifuge rotor was checked. Thankfully we passed inspection and we were given the go-ahead to proceed to the next stage of Installation and training.

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GS FLX Genomic Sequencer - Department of Anatomy & Structural Biology

http://sequence.otago.ac.nz/sample.php

The first step to submitting a sample is to contact us at We will work with you on planning your experiment and determining the cost. Next, we will send you a contract, preferably by email, that describes the project. All sequencing projects are carried out under contract. This means that there is a clear description of the process we will use to get you the sequence data. Your DNA will then be sequenced and you will be contacted with details of your AOGS server account so you can collect your data.

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GS FLX Genomic Sequencer - Department of Anatomy & Structural Biology

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The Second Annual New Zealand Next Generation Sequencing Meeting. The Researchers Guide to Next Generation Sequencing.

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GS FLX Genomic Sequencer - Department of Anatomy & Structural Biology

http://sequence.otago.ac.nz/pricing.php

Pricing of projects varies widely. The costs depend on the template to be sequenced, desired read length, whether libraries are to be titrated for optimum sequence yield, etc. There are also many ways project cost can be reduced. For example, by barcoding samples multiple results can be obtained from the same plate and by using portions, rather than whole, GS FLX plates for a run. To price your sequencing project, please contact us at for an obligation-free quote.

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GS FLX Genomic Sequencer - Department of Anatomy & Structural Biology

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Backup copies of all data will be stored by the AOGS for three months. The three month period will commence from sequence data transfer from the GS FLX instrument to the off-rig. During this time, clients need to ensure full back up copies of their data are made on their own system for permanent archiving. We will be unable to rescue data that has not been backed up once the three month period has expired.