Interpretation of variants present in complete genomes or exomes reveals numerous sequence changes, only a fraction of which are likely to be pathogenic. Mutations have been traditionally inferred from allele frequencies and inheritance patterns in such data. Variants predicted to ...
Read More »Next Generation Sequencing Conference Highlights: Exomes, Genomes & Transcriptomes In Clinical Diagnostics
bioteXcel’s third Next Generation Sequencing event, entitled Exomes, Genomes & Transcriptomes In Clinical Diagnostics (NGS 2014 Dundee) will include talks and workshops devoted to the advances in NGS applications important to human disease. It will take place on 7th & ...
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