Try our educational opportunities for health professionals. Get started below, or browse our full collection.
Subscribe
Join thousands of genomics community champions! Sign up to our free monthly newsletter and find out about forthcoming courses, funding opportunities, great educational resources, and the latest news and events from the genomics community.
Definition of the day
Sanger sequencing
A sequencing method that involves the incorporation of chain-terminating nucleotides, nucleotides that stop the sequencing reaction, into a DNA strand complementary to a single-stranded DNA template. The chain-terminating nucleotides are labelled (radioactive or fluorescent labelled) and the sequencing machine can ‘read’ the label to determine the DNA sequence.
Latest from our blog
Epilepsy and the genome
/Upcoming events
Festival of Genomics 2022
/
We have funded more than 2,000 NHS staff on our Master’s programme
Our online education has been viewed more than 700,000 times
We are working to embed genomics in training for all NHS staff
Latest news
Delve into whole genome sequencing
/
Latest videos
Dr Laura Boyes on the impact of genomic testing on families
Find out how autosomal recessive conditions are inherited
Genomics vacancies
Pharmacy Genomics Lead
NHS England and NHS Improvement
£65,664 - £75,874 per annum
Specialist in Clinical Genetics
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
£79,894 - £90,677 per annum
Clinical Scientist (State Registered in Genetics)
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
£40,057 - £45,839 per annum (pro rata)
