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New analysis promises to speed application of human genome draft
A small team of scientists has dramatically improved "gene chip" technology, for the first time making it a practical method for rapidly determining the sequence of genetic building blocks. The advance, likely to speed the search for disease-related genetic changes, is reported in the November issue of the journal Genome Research.
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