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Genome sequencing networks.

Abstract

Genome sequencing projects have been undertaken in one of three ways: in a purpose-built and professionally staffed genome centre, by a small number of traditional research laboratories or by an extensive network of traditional research laboratories that are linked by the Internet. Sequencing networks are an attractive option in many circumstances as they are easy to create, bring together diverse types of expertise, integrate the eventual users of a genome sequence with its determination and generally foster a collaborative spirit.

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A J Simpson. 2001. Genome sequencing networks.. https://doi.org/10.1038/35103503

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