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Genomics research in health and the environment is constantly evolving. Many scientific breakthroughs are being made and the results are increasingly promising. The Génome Québec Multimedia Gallery gives readers access to photos, videos and audio clips that demonstrate how genomics is playing a pivotal role in the future of Québec. 


Finding the culprit behind lactic acidosis
In 1999, Pierre Lavoie undertook a worthy challenge: to pedal 600 km, day and night, in order to raise awareness and research funds for lactic acidosis, a disease that had taken two of his four children. For Pierre, it was time to act. A research team headed by Dr. John D. Rioux shared his enthusiasm. Their goal was to find the gene responsible for lactic acidosis. (in french)

 

Génome Québec 
Génome Québec celebrates its 10th anniversary

 

Presentation of the Public Population Project in Genomics (P³G)

 

Genetic breakthrough for brain cancer in children.
Canadian-led research team (funded in part by Génome Québec) identifies two mutations in crucial gene involved in deadly pediatric brain tumours. See Dr Nada Jabado interview at Téléjournal midi

 

Génome Québec Café scientifique
TOXIC ENVIRONMENT - Do genomes hold environmental solutions?

 

CARTaGENE 
Découverte October, 10th 2010.

 

Genomics Joins the Fight Against the Spruce Budworm

Découverte.

 

McGill University and Génome Québec Innovation Center
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Tutorial on analyzing exome sequencing data - a series of 4 videos

1. Overview

 2. Pipeline output files

3. Rare variants spreadsheet

4. Data analysis examples

Bob Klein's (California Institute for Regenerative Medicine) presentation at BioContact in Québec City on October 4, 2012

Genomics: the power and impact

Discover the power of genomics and its impact in the areas of human health, forestry, fisheries, agriculture, mining, the environment and bioenergy.