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English: This image was taken from the journal titled: "Sequencing technologies and genome sequencing"
It shows the 2nd Generation of Sequencing Technology and the Biology behind it |
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| Source | Journal of Applied Genetics - Volume 52 - Issue 4 |
| Author | Chandra Shekhar Pareek, Rafal Smoczynski, and Andrzej Tretyn |
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