Harvard's Sunyaev on Exon Resequencing's Ability to Find Human Trait Genes
March 03, 2009
Harvard's Sunyaev on Exon Resequencing's Ability to Find Human Trait Genes
Shamil Sunyaev, an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, has been studying how resequencing all human exons could help discover genes related to human traits. He spoke with In Sequence this week.
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