Clinical Next-Gen Sequencing Will Usher in Changes for Vendors, Execs Say at Burrill Conference

Oct 05, 2011

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – As next-generation sequencing makes its way into the clinic, platform vendors will need to change their operations to accommodate the shift, company executives said this week at the Burrill Personalized Medicine Meeting held in Burlingame, Calif.

Those changes include new emphases on different geographies, as well as disease areas, and new approaches to handling the data.

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