University of Washington, Stanford Teams Report on Direct Haplotyping Methods
December 20, 2010
University of Washington, Stanford Teams Report on Direct Haplotyping Methods
Independent research teams from the University of Washington and Stanford University have developed methods for doing direct haplotyping that employ large insert cloning and microfluidics, respectively.
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