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1. Full Text Drosophila Muller F elements maintain a distinct set of genomic properties over 40 million years of evolution
by Leung, Wilson and Shaffer, Christopher D and Reed, Laura K and Smith, Sheryl T and Barshop, William and Dirkes, William and Dothager, Matthew and Lee, Paul and Wong, Jeannette and Xiong, David and Yuan, Han and Bedard, James E.J and Machone, Joshua F and Patterson, Seantay D and Price, Amber L and Turner, Bryce A and Robic, Srebrenka and Luippold, Erin K and McCartha, Shannon R and Walji, Tezin A and Walker, Chelsea A and Saville, Kenneth and Abrams, Marita K and Armstrong, Andrew R and Armstrong, William and Bailey, Robert J and Barberi, Chelsea R and Beck, Lauren R and Blaker, Amanda L and Blunden, Christopher E and Brand, Jordan P and Brock, Ethan J and Brooks, Dana W and Brown, Marie and Butzler, Sarah C and Clark, Eric M and Clark, Nicole B and Collins, Ashley A and Cotteleer, Rebecca J and Cullimore, Peterson R and Dawson, Seth G and Docking, Carter T and Dorsett, Sasha L and Dougherty, Grace A and Downey, Kaitlyn A and Drake, Andrew P and Earl, Erica K and Floyd, Trevor G and Forsyth, Joshua D and Foust, Jonathan D and Franchi, Spencer L and Geary, James F and Hanson, Cynthia K and Harding, Taylor S and Harris, Cameron B and Heckman, Jonathan M and Holderness, Heather L and Howey, Nicole A and Jacobs, Dontae A and Jewell, Elizabeth S and Kaisler, Maria and Karaska, Elizabeth A and Kehoe, James L and Koaches, Hannah C and Koehler, Jessica and Koenig, Dana and Kujawski, Alexander J and Kus, Jordan E and Lammers, Jennifer A and Leads, Rachel R and Leatherman, Emily C and Lippert, Rachel N and Messenger, Gregory S and Morrow, Adam T and NewcombVictoria, Haley J and Plasman, Plasman and Potocny, Stephanie J and Powers, Michelle K and Reem, Rachel M and Rennhack, Jonathan P and Reynolds, Katherine R and Reynolds, Lyndsey A and Rhee, Dong K and Rivard, Allyson B and Ronk, Adam J and Rooney, Meghan B and Rubin, Lainey S and Salbert, Luke R and Saluja, Rasleen K and Schauder, Taylor and Schneiter, Allison R and Schulz, Robert W and Smith, Karl E and Spencer, Sarah and Swanson, Bryant R and Tache, Melissa A and Tewilliager, Ashley A and Tilot, Amanda K and VanEck, Eve and Villerot, Matthew M and ... and Participating Students Fac Genomic
G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics, ISSN 2160-1836, 2015, Volume 5, Issue 5, pp. 719 - 740
The Muller F element (4.2 Mb, similar to 80 protein-coding genes) is an unusual autosome of Drosophila melanogaster; it is mostly heterochromatic with a low... 
Melting characteristics | Evolution of heterochromatin | Transposons | Gene size | Codon bias | codon bias | RNA INTERFERENCE | DINE-1 TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS | melting characteristics | transposons | CODON USAGE BIAS | DOT CHROMOSOME | evolution of heterochromatin | gene size | TANDEM REPEATS | HIGHLY ABUNDANT | GENETICS & HEREDITY | SEQUENCED GENOMES | MELANOGASTER CHROMOSOME-4 | HETEROCHROMATIN FORMATION | ROLLING-CIRCLE TRANSPOSONS | Polytene Chromosomes | Species Specificity | Exons | Introns | Genomics | Molecular Sequence Annotation | Computational Biology | Selection, Genetic | Drosophila melanogaster - genetics | DNA Transposable Elements | Heterochromatin | Animals | Codon | Gene Rearrangement | Repetitive Sequences, Nucleic Acid | Drosophila Proteins - genetics | Genome | Drosophila - genetics | Evolution, Molecular
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2. Full Text DrosophilaMuller F Elements Maintain a Distinct Set of Genomic Properties Over 40 Million Years of Evolution
by Leung, Wilson and Shaffer, Christopher D and Reed, Laura K and Smith, Sheryl T and Barshop, William and Dirkes, William and Dothager, Matthew and Lee, Paul and Wong, Jeannette and Xiong, David and Yuan, Han and Bedard, James E. J and Machone, Joshua F and Patterson, Seantay D and Price, Amber L and Turner, Bryce A and Robic, Srebrenka and Luippold, Erin K and McCartha, Shannon R and Walji, Tezin A and Walker, Chelsea A and Saville, Kenneth and Abrams, Marita K and Armstrong, Andrew R and Armstrong, William and Bailey, Robert J and Barberi, Chelsea R and Beck, Lauren R and Blaker, Amanda L and Blunden, Christopher E and Brand, Jordan P and Brock, Ethan J and Brooks, Dana W and Brown, Marie and Butzler, Sarah C and Clark, Eric M and Clark, Nicole B and Collins, Ashley A and Cotteleer, Rebecca J and Cullimore, Peterson R and Dawson, Seth G and Docking, Carter T and Dorsett, Sasha L and Dougherty, Grace A and Downey, Kaitlyn A and Drake, Andrew P and Earl, Erica K and Floyd, Trevor G and Forsyth, Joshua D and Foust, Jonathan D and Franchi, Spencer L and Geary, James F and Hanson, Cynthia K and Harding, Taylor S and Harris, Cameron B and Heckman, Jonathan M and Holderness, Heather L and Howey, Nicole A and Jacobs, Dontae A and Jewell, Elizabeth S and Kaisler, Maria and Karaska, Elizabeth A and Kehoe, James L and Koaches, Hannah C and Koehler, Jessica and Koenig, Dana and Kujawski, Alexander J and Kus, Jordan E and Lammers, Jennifer A and Leads, Rachel R and Leatherman, Emily C and Lippert, Rachel N and Messenger, Gregory S and Morrow, Adam T and Newcomb, Victoria and Plasman, Haley J and Potocny, Stephanie J and Powers, Michelle K and Reem, Rachel M and Rennhack, Jonathan P and Reynolds, Katherine R and Reynolds, Lyndsey A and Rhee, Dong K and Rivard, Allyson B and Ronk, Adam J and Rooney, Meghan B and Rubin, Lainey S and Salbert, Luke R and Saluja, Rasleen K and Schauder, Taylor and Schneiter, Allison R and Schulz, Robert W and Smith, Karl E and Spencer, Sarah and Swanson, Bryant R and Tache, Melissa A and Tewilliager, Ashley A and Tilot, Amanda K and VanEck, Eve and Villerot, Matthew M and ...
G3: Genes|Genomes|Genetics, ISSN 2160-1836, 05/2015, Volume 5, Issue 5, pp. 719 - 740
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3. Full Text Data sharing as a national quality improvement program: Reporting on BRCA1 and BRCA2 variant-interpretation comparisons through the Canadian Open Genetics Repository (COGR)
by Lebo, Matthew S and Zakoor, Kathleen-Rose and Chun, Kathy and Speevak, Marsha D and Waye, John S and McCready, Elizabeth and Parboosingh, Jillian S and Lamont, Ryan E and Feilotter, Harriet and Bosdet, Ian and Tucker, Tracy and Young, Sean and Karsan, Aly and Charames, George S and Agatep, Ronald and Spriggs, Elizabeth L and Chisholm, Caitlin and Vasli, Nasim and Daoud, Hussein and Jarinova, Olga and Tomaszewski, Robert and Hume, Stacey and Taylor, Sherryl and Akbari, Mohammad R and Lerner-Ellis, Jordan and Ainsworth, Peter and Aronson, Melyssa and Basran, Raveen and Blavier, Andre and Blumenthal, Andrea and Boycott, Kym and Brudno, Michael and Buckley, Kathleen and Campbell, Jodi and Campeau, Philippe M and Care, Melanie and Carson, Nancy and Carter, Ronald and Chitayat, David and Chong, George and Chouinard, Edmond and Craddock, Kenneth J and Docking, Rod and Eisen, Andrea and Faghfoury, Hanna and Farrell, Sandra and Fernandez, Bridget and Fiume, Marc and Forster-Gibson, Cynthia and Friedman, Jan and Foulkes, William and Goodhand, Peter and Gu, Jessica and Hegele, Robert and Holter, Spring and Horsburgh, Sheri and Hughes, Lauren and Jewett, Franny and Junker, Anne and Khalouei, Sam and Knoll, Joan and Kolomeitz, Elena and Knoppers, Bartha and Maire, Georges and Marshall, Christian and Mitchell, Grant and Moorhouse, Michael J and Morel, Chantal and Nelson, Tanya and Noor, Abdul and O'Connor, Brian and O'Rielly, Darren and Ouellette, Francis and Racher, Hilary and Ray, Peter and Rehm, Heidi and Riddell, Christie and Riviere, Jean-Baptiste and Rosenblatt, David S and Rouleau, Guy and Ruchon, Andrea and Sabatini, Peter and Sadikovic, Bekim and Semotiuk, Kara and Scherer, Stephen W and Shuman, Cheryl and Silver, Josh and Siminovitch, Katherine and Solomon-Izsak, Lesley and Soucy, Jean-Francois and Stavropoulos, James and Stein, Lincoln and Tannenbaum, Rhonda and Terespolsky, Deborah and Wintle, Richard F and Wong, Beatrix and Wong, Nora and Wang, Marina and Watkins, Nicholas and White, Shana and ... and Canadian Open Genetics Repository and Canadian Open Genetics Repository Working Group and the Canadian Open Genetics Repository Working Group
Genetics in Medicine, ISSN 1098-3600, 03/2018, Volume 20, Issue 3, pp. 294 - 302
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to develop a national program for Canadian diagnostic laboratories to compare DNA-variant interpretations and resolve... 
breast cancer | BRCA1 | BRCA2 | variant interpretation and classification | data sharing | GUIDELINES | STANDARDS | DATABASES | GENOMICS | RECOMMENDATIONS | GENETICS & HEREDITY | LABORATORIES | CLINICAL-SIGNIFICANCE | RESOURCE | Laboratories
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4. Full Text Canadian Open Genetics Repository (COGR): a unified clinical genomics database as a community resource for standardising and sharing genetic interpretations
by Lerner-Ellis, Jordan and Wang, Marina and White, Shana and Lebo, Matthew S and Canadian Open Genetics Repository Group and and the Canadian Open Genetics Repository Group
Journal of Medical Genetics, ISSN 0022-2593, 07/2015, Volume 52, Issue 7, pp. 438 - 445
BackgroundThe Canadian Open Genetics Repository is a collaborative effort for the collection, storage, sharing and robust analysis of variants reported by... 
GENETICS & HEREDITY | Genetic Variation | Canada | Humans | Information Dissemination - methods | Databases, Genetic | Surveys and Questionnaires | Software | Genomics - methods | Genome, Human - genetics | Surveys | Services | Databases | Medical cooperation | Aims and objectives | Methods | Genetic screening | Design | Laboratories | Collaboration | Genomics | Classification | Genetics | Genomes | Bioinformatics | Data bases | counselling | Screening | Clinical genetics | Diagnostics tests | Evidence Based Practice | 1506
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5. Full Text Jealous man bit off nose of love rival
by NEIL DOCKING LIVECHO
Liverpool Echo, 12/2015
  Carter, with curly black hair, a full beard and wearing a grey sweatshirt and tracksuit bottoms in court, admitted wounding with intent. 
Clothing
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6. Full Text 'Despicable' fraudster conned sick pensioner out of Pounds 15k
: WOMAN SPENT VICTIM'S SAVINGS ON HOLIDAYS
by NEIL DOCKING
Liverpool Echo, 08/2016
  Latest more... happens liverpoolecho. co.uk/ She then exploited news that Mrs Stacey's daughter had been diagnosed with cancer to prey on the distraught... 
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7. Full Text Jury shown 'fearsome' knife that killed Eddie, 18
by NEIL DOCKING
Liverpool Echo, 03/2019
Stabbings
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8. Full Text Growing boost for eco education
: Gardens win educational site award
by NEIL DOCKING ECHO
Liverpool Echo, 07/2014
  Euan Hall, chief executive of the not-for-profit organisation, said: "The Land Trust appoints a local managing partner to manage each of our sites on a... 
Festivals | Conservation
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