UK Hospital To Sequence the Exomes of 10,000 Heart Disease Patients on SOLiD
June 29, 2010
UK Hospital To Sequence the Exomes of 10,000 Heart Disease Patients on SOLiD
The project, which has already sequenced 400 exomes, will proceed over the next 10 years. The goal is to determine molecular subtypes of cardiovascular disease and their genetic causes in order to eventually be able to tailor treatment.
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