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  • The human genome
    whole genome sequencing
    / Next-generation technologies

    …technologies originally were designed to re-sequence genomes (as opposed to de novo sequencing). In re-sequencing, short sequences are produced and aligned computationally to existing reference genome sequences generated, at least initially, using the older de novo sequencing methods. Next-generation sequencing approaches are characterized generally by the massively parallel production of…

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    …technologies originally were designed to re-sequence genomes (as opposed to de novo sequencing). In re-sequencing, short sequences are produced and aligned computationally to existing reference genome sequences generated, at least initially, using the older de novo sequencing methods. Next-generation sequencing approaches are characterized generally by the massively parallel production of…

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