The advantage(s) of second-generation DNA sequencing compared to the Sanger method are the result of
A. miniaturization of reaction size.
B. increased computing power.
C. increased length of DNA sequences obtained.
D. miniaturization of reaction size and increased computer power.
Answer:D
The advantage(s) of second-generation DNA sequencing compared to the Sanger method are the result of
A. miniaturization of reaction size. B. increased computing power. C. increased length of DNA sequences obtained. D. miniaturization of reaction size and increased computer power.