Cancer Genome Atlas Aims to Sequence 3,000 Tumor/Normal Pairs by Year-End
April 05, 2011
Cancer Genome Atlas Aims to Sequence 3,000 Tumor/Normal Pairs by Year-End
The TCGA program director for the National Human Genome Research Institute said that the project is currently sequencing an average of 250 cases per week — an increase from 150 cases per week in 2010.
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