How did we make reading genomes a million times cheaper? — What is biophysics? #18
Each of us has a genome of about 3 billion DNA nucleotides — a sequence of 3 billion As, Cs, Gs, and Ts. Knowing what this sequence is, whether our own sequence or that of a bacterium, a barley plant, a baboon, or anything else, tells us about the repertoire of tools its genome encodes, … Continue reading How did we make reading genomes a million times cheaper? — What is biophysics? #18
The Eighteenth Elephant 