Hi, you could try Jeff Murray's lab in Iowa, USA (University of Iowa- Peadiatric department)
Hi, you could try Jeff Murray's lab in Iowa, USA (University of Iowa- Peadiatric department)
You can try to go at International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), based in Los Banos, Philippines and do part of your research work in state of the art GAMMA lab. they have this facility and can teach you. in fact you can go their for some internship also.check out training center webpage at www.irri.org
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If you live in Moscow and have no experience at all, I would suggest visiting a 2-week course in Moscow first (Central Research Institute for Epidemiology).
Tatiana I would like just to improve my skills in PCR & sequencing field. Thank you
Hi! I would suggest you to visit Centre for Applied Molecular Biology, Lahore, Pakistan, to improve your skills in PCR and sequencing field.
PCR and Sequencing are only two tools but not the science, so i would rathar think it will be better to choose for higher study in abroad than these techniques will involve
Dear Rupam, my PhD studying in process. Our laboratory is too young, so we have not PCR & sequence specialists. I've heard about commercial centers provide training services. And now I just want to get to know more information about it. Thank you for your comment!
Dear Alexandra , I know that Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK have one course related to Working with the Human Genome Sequence from 14-16 May 2012. And Deadline for applications: 2 March 2012. If you wish to joint you can go to website http://www.wellcome.ac.uk/advancedcourses
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Dear Alexandra, have you any grant to support travel and stay? We have the tecnology but no the money to fellows.
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Alvaro, I would get a grant! But firstly I have to find appropriate lab for my studying.
I agree with Rupam, PCR and sequencing are just techniques. Pick up any textbook or even "google" the topics and you can read about the topics but to apply these techniques to a particular study, it is a different story. I find it is through trial and error in the scientific process of investigation that you really learn the technique while addressing a question. Why not kill two birds with one stone? I would chose a lab that heavily uses and relies on these two techniques if you really wish to learn.
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