论文信息 - An automated approach to generating expressed sequence catalogues

An automated approach to generating expressed sequence catalogues

An automated approach for partial sequence analysis of entire cDNA libraries is described with the immediate aim of generating an expressed sequence catalogue and the long-term goal of sequencing by hybridization.

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