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BGI Genomics
BGI Genomics, based in China, is the world’s leading provider of genetic tests and sequencing services.
About BGI Genomics
BGI Genomics is the world's leading integrated solutions provider of precision medicine, now serving customers in more than 100 countries, involving over 2,300 medical institutions. Relying on cutting-edge sequencing and bioinformatics technology, we provide our customers with expert and affordable clinical molecular diagnostic solutions and high-throughput sequencing (NGS) research services.
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Presence & Recognition
BGI Genomics participated in the ICG21·MP 2026 conference held on September 5 at the BGI Center in Shenzhen, jointly hosted by the Guangdong Precision Medicine Application Society and BGI Genomics.
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Products & Services
BGI Genomics launched the DMD DUP Test using long-read whole-genome sequencing to resolve duplication structure, map breakpoints, and support more accurate variant interpretation for Duchenne muscular dystrophy families.
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Presence & Recognition
BGI Genomics attended the Genomics India Conference 2026 and represented the team with Monu Verma.
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Presence & Recognition
BGI Genomics is exhibiting at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center from September 9 to 12, 2026, at Booth 3E-B15.
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Presence & Recognition
BGI Genomics participated in the Annual RTG Retreat hosted by the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology.
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Presence & Recognition
BGI Genomics participated in Day 2 of the Life With 6000 Genes conference in Florence, Italy, marking 30 years since the Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome was fully sequenced.
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Presence & Recognition
BGI Genomics is hosting the ICG21·MP conference in Shenzhen, China on September 5, 2026, featuring four sessions on multi-omics in molecular pathology and precision oncology.
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