Keygene Offers Sequence-Based Physical Mapping Service to Improve Plant Genome Assemblies
February 01, 2011
Keygene Offers Sequence-Based Physical Mapping Service to Improve Plant Genome Assemblies
Keygene has used the proprietary method, called Whole Genome Profiling, to complete more than a dozen plant genomes and is working on additional genomes for academic and industrial customers.
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