Life Tech Sequences Bacterial Methylome on SOLiD, Plans to Commercialize Library Construction Kits
March 30, 2010
Life Tech Sequences Bacterial Methylome on SOLiD, Plans to Commercialize Library Construction Kits
In a paper published last month in PLoS ONE, the Life Tech researchers described how they sequenced the methylome of E. coli using both an aqueous and an in-gel library construction process. The company plans to develop and commercialize a library construction kit for the aqueous method, In Sequence has learned.
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