Study Shows Single-Molecule RNA-seq Covers Low-Level Transcripts Better than PCR-Based Methods
March 22, 2011
Study Shows Single-Molecule RNA-seq Covers Low-Level Transcripts Better than PCR-Based Methods
The scientists sequenced the transcriptomes of 12 prostate cancer samples with the Illumina Genome Analyzer II and the Helicos HeliScope, but believe their findings apply to any type of amplification-based and single-molecule sequencing approach.
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