Philippine Researchers Aim to Sequence Dengue Virus, Anthrax, Plague, and Undiagnosed Diseases
May 04, 2011
Philippine Researchers Aim to Sequence Dengue Virus, Anthrax, Plague, and Undiagnosed Diseases
The sequencing effort has two aims: to characterize genetic diversity of pathogens and to eventually develop better diagnostics and treatments for viral and bacterial strains that are specific to the Philippines.
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