Broad Institute and UW Researchers Demonstrate Exome Sequencing to Study Simple Subsets of Complex Disease
October 19, 2010
Broad Institute and UW Researchers Demonstrate Exome Sequencing to Study Simple Subsets of Complex Disease
Two groups recently demonstrated exome sequencing's utility for studying hypolipidemia and sporadic autism, and both research teams are now using the technique to study increasingly complex diseases.
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