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Applications of next-generation technologies in the diagnosis of haematological diseases and cancer

2016-01-01

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The advent of massively-parallel next-generation sequencing (NGS) methods has provided researchers with a powerful tool with which to interrogate and characterise the molecular landscape of cancer genomes. Compared to existing methods of DNA sequencing, NGS platforms generate massive amounts of sequence data and, as a consequence, can reveal information not just on single nucleotide variations (SNVs), but also on...

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ed9344d1-5a64-559a-8d99-dbdcc2c95342
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10.24384/nmnm-7c57
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