Exome Project Paper Shows Exon Sequencing's Potential for Rare Disease Research
September 01, 2009
Exome Project Paper Shows Exon Sequencing's Potential for Rare Disease Research
The paper is one of the first outcomes of NHLBI's two-year, $12 million Exome Project. Starting this fall, project participants plan to sequence the exomes of small numbers of patient samples, which are currently being selected from nominations by the project's steering committee.
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