With Draft Neandertal Sequence Complete, Researchers Aim for 'Finished Quality Genome'
May 11, 2010
With Draft Neandertal Sequence Complete, Researchers Aim for 'Finished Quality Genome'
Researchers working on the Neandertal sequencing project plan to increase their coverage from about 1-fold to 20- to 30-fold and to increase the portion of the genome sequenced from 60 percent to 100 percent.
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