454 Targets Longer Reads, Better De Novo Assembly; Cites Clinical Apps of Amplicon Sequencing
February 17, 2009
454 Targets Longer Reads, Better De Novo Assembly; Cites Clinical Apps of Amplicon Sequencing
The company continues to develop longer reads for its Genome Sequencer FLX system and to improve its sample-prep process, add more multiplex identifying tags, and add new paired-end library protocols.
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