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Faster Whole-Genome Sequencing May Lead to Routine Use in Neonatal Intensive Care

Published October 5, 2012 blogs , science , technology 1 Comment
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A new, faster DNA-sequencing machine, as well as streamlined analysis of its results, will allow physicians to diagnose genetic disorders in days rather than weeks. Up to a third of babies admitted to neonatal intensive care have a genetic disease, this may help pin down the genetic causes.

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