2016•Expert Review of Molecular DiagnosticsOpen access

How can mate-pair sequencing be utilized for cancer patients?

Ge Gao, David I Smith

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NGS utilizes the power of massively parallel sequencing to generate large numbers of sequences simultaneously. The first NGS platform (454) could generate 20 million base pairs of sequence from a s...

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NGS utilizes the power of massively parallel sequencing to generate large numbers of sequences simultaneously. The first NGS platform (454) could generate 20 million base pairs of sequence from a s...

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NGS utilizes the power of massively parallel sequencing to generate large numbers of sequences simultaneously. The first NGS platform (454) could generate 20 million base pairs of sequence from a s...

Key concepts: Computational biology, Biology, Cancer, Medicine, Genetics

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