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Applied Biosystems: Jun 13, 2007

Jun 13, 2007
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Applied Biosystems this week launched a new software application, the Variant Reporter Software, which the company says will accelerate the analysis of genetic variation data.
 
The Variant Reporter Software cuts manual review time of genetic variation data by up to half the time it currently takes during medical sequencing projects. The software reviews the data by “automating the detection of genetic variants and streamlining the data analysis process,” the company said. 
 

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