BGI to Sequence 100 Vertebrate Species for Genome 10K Project
May 14, 2010
BGI to Sequence 100 Vertebrate Species for Genome 10K Project
As part of an international effort to sequence 10,000 vertebrate genomes, researchers at BGI are getting ready to sequence 100 vertebrate species over the next year or two.
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