Genomics England Ltd

Organisation as named by public health-data sources.

Records naming this organisation

• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-02-11)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-03-04)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-03-04)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-03-26)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-04-09)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-04-12)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-05-03)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-05-03)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-05-17)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2019-05-24)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2020-07-24)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2020-07-30)
• The 100,000 Genome Project is an ambitious project run by Genomics England, that will sequence (or decode/order) 100,000 genomes (genetic material) from around 70,000 people. (Registered study, PHE data release register (2017 to 2020) and UKHSA approvals register (2022 to 2024), 2020-08-12)

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