En Route to 1K Reference Genomes, BGI Completes Sequencing and Assembly of 95 Species
July 12, 2011
En Route to 1K Reference Genomes, BGI Completes Sequencing and Assembly of 95 Species
The project aims to sequence the genomes of 1,000 plant and animal that hold scientific and economic importance. It expects to have 200 species sequenced and assembled by the end of the year.
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