Analysis of Quake Genome Highlights Challenges of Bringing Whole-Genome Sequencing to the Clinic
May 04, 2010
Analysis of Quake Genome Highlights Challenges of Bringing Whole-Genome Sequencing to the Clinic
Despite the finding of clinically significant variants, the project took considerable time and resources, indicating that the analysis step still poses a major challenge in bringing whole-genome sequencing into clinical practice.
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