Complete Genomics Shows First Human Sequence Data, Plans to Decode Five Genomes for Broad Institute
February 10, 2009
Complete Genomics Shows First Human Sequence Data, Plans to Decode Five Genomes for Broad Institute
The service, which Complete Genomics plans to launch in June, will charge customers, including genome centers, research institutes, and direct-to-consumer companies, $5,000 to sequence a human genome.
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