Following Diagnostic Sequencing Success, MCW Creates Comprehensive Framework to Guide Future Cases

Mar 29, 2011

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In the wake of a diagnostic sequencing milestone that garnered national headlines, the Medical College of Wisconsin has implemented a comprehensive framework intended to guide future clinical sequencing projects within its own walls and beyond.

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