Univ. of Washington Team Uses Capture Method to Sequence Breast, Ovarian Cancer Risk Genes
June 29, 2010
Univ. of Washington Team Uses Capture Method to Sequence Breast, Ovarian Cancer Risk Genes
Researchers from the University of Washington have published a proof-of-principle study on the use of genomic capture and high-throughput sequencing for finding mutations in breast and ovarian cancer risk genes.
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