Broad Institute Designs Protocols to Sequence HLA Regions from up to 95 Individuals on 454 Platform
January 25, 2011
Broad Institute Designs Protocols to Sequence HLA Regions from up to 95 Individuals on 454 Platform
The protocols enable up to 95 samples to be pooled, resulting in a cost of around $40 per sample, including the cost of reagents, labor, and equipment. The researchers are now using their protocol to sequence the HLA regions of 3,000 HIV-positive individuals.
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