Study Shows 454 Amplicon Sequencing Can Determine Haplotypes from Highly Copy Number Variable Regions
April 27, 2010
Study Shows 454 Amplicon Sequencing Can Determine Haplotypes from Highly Copy Number Variable Regions
Researchers performed 454 amplicon sequencing on one of the most variable regions of the human genome — the beta-defensin locus — to characterize copy number variation and sequence variation.
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