At ACMG, Researchers Call for Improved Databases for Clinically Interpreting Genetic Variation
March 22, 2011
At ACMG, Researchers Call for Improved Databases for Clinically Interpreting Genetic Variation
Whole-genome analyses are poised to transform pathology and other aspects of medicine, Mark Boguski told attendees at the American College of Medical Genetics meeting this weekend, but require improved resources for interpreting genetic variants.
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