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"Next Generation Sequencing System" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Next Generation Sequencing System is sponsored by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) [HHS]. This is a solicitation for a Next Generation Sequencing System. While it's a procurement notice rather than a research grant, it indicates active federal investment in and need for NGS technology, which is fundamental to pathogen detection.
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