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Illumina DNA sequencing available, if not affordable, to the consumer

Source: San Diego Union-Tribune

Boston : MA : USA | 5 months ago

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The San Diego biotechnology company Illumina is launching a futuristic service that will give consumers the chance to get their DNA sequenced...The company, which specializes in DNA research tools for scientists, thinks consumer gene sequencing could become widespread within a few years.

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