Delivery Order #75N98026F00002

Genotyping and DNA Sequencing for Familial Lung Cancer Study at Johns Hopkins University

This award represents a delivery order contract under a larger indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract with The Johns Hopkins University, a leading academic institution known for its pioneering medical and scientific research. The contract involves the use of advanced high throughput genotyping and DNA sequencing technologies to conduct long read whole genome sequencing focused on familial lung cancer, specifically supporting research led by Dr. Christopher Amos at the University of New Mexico. This work is significant as it contributes to understanding genetic factors influencing health and disease, potentially shaping future medical and public health strategies. The scope of work covers cutting-edge genomic sequencing efforts to provide comprehensive genetic data essential to this cancer research. This task order was likely awarded competitively under the umbrella IDIQ contract, which was previously awarded after full and open competition. The contract period spans multiple years, enabling sustained research activities. The parent award contract provides a broader framework for high throughput genotyping and sequencing services for health studies, emphasizing the critical role of Johns Hopkins in advancing genetic research. There are no subcontractors or prior contracts specific to this delivery order mentioned.

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HIGH THROUGHPUT GENOTYPING AND DNA SEQUENCING FOR STUDYING THE GENETIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO HUMAN HEALTH AND DISEASE: LONG READ WHOLE GENOME SEQUENCING OF FAMILIAL LUNG CANCER FOR CHRISTOPHER AMOS, PHD, UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

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