Researchers ID Variants in Hereditary Breast Cancer via Targeted Resequencing of Candidate Regions
April 13, 2010
Researchers ID Variants in Hereditary Breast Cancer via Targeted Resequencing of Candidate Regions
Their results, detailed this month in PLoS ONE, suggest that this approach — sequencing, at a high depth, chromosomal regions identified by linkage tests — may be a good method for identifying genes in hereditary disease.
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