A new next-gen sequencing technique including hybridization capture procedure identifies tuberculosis genes in a 19th century female skeleton. Roberts said: "We're really pleased with the results of this study and that the technology works. It will save a lot of time in the future. "We now hope to publish more of the huge amounts of data we have acquired from the sequencing." Their study is part of wider research into the identification ...Friday, 26 October 2012
New Approach Spots Diseases from Bone Samples
A new next-gen sequencing technique including hybridization capture procedure identifies tuberculosis genes in a 19th century female skeleton. Roberts said: "We're really pleased with the results of this study and that the technology works. It will save a lot of time in the future. "We now hope to publish more of the huge amounts of data we have acquired from the sequencing." Their study is part of wider research into the identification ...
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