The Advantage(s) of Second-Generation DNA Sequencing Compared to the Sanger

question 47

Multiple Choice

The advantage(s) of second-generation DNA sequencing compared to the Sanger method are the result of

• A) miniaturization of reaction size.
• B) increased computing power.
• C) increased length of DNA sequences obtained.
• D) miniaturization of reaction size and increased computer power.

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Future Loss

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Current Loss

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