UW Researchers Develop New Array for Copy Number Polymorphism Genotyping
April 26, 2011
UW Researchers Develop New Array for Copy Number Polymorphism Genotyping
Working with partners at Agilent Technologies, the research team showed that CNPs in segmental duplications tend to be differentiated across different human populations, suggesting that CNPs are an "important contributor to genetic diversity."
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