CIDR Offers New Sequencing Services for NIH-funded Research
May 05, 2011
CIDR Offers New Sequencing Services for NIH-funded Research
The Johns Hopkins-based Center for Inherited Disease Research is now providing whole exome and custom targeted sequencing services, and is preparing to offer small whole genome sequencing services.
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