Benefits of the 'Sequencing Wars'

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Benefits of the 'Sequencing Wars'

Sep 14, 2011

At his BioLektures blog this week, Monkol Lek says "no matter what sequencer you buy, all customers will enjoy the benefits of this healthy competition" among third-generation sequencing technology vendors.

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