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DNA Sequencing Proving Useful for Virus ID, Say Clinical Virology Symposium Presenters

May 23, 2016
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Christie Rizk

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – At the Clinical Virology Symposium in Daytona Beach, Florida last week, clinicians and investigators gathered to discuss the latest research on a variety of viruses, as well as their effects on patients. Several presenters spoke about the benefits of next-generation sequencing methods in helping them learn which pathogens they were dealing with in a given patient, or how those pathogens had evolved.

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