2. High-throughput sequencing applications: towards personalized medicine
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2.1.1 Genome sequencing for less than €1,000
In 2001, the cost of sequencing a human genome was estimated at around $100 million. Since then, prices have continued to fall. In 2008, costs fell drastically with the advent of NGS. Today, the cost of sequencing a human genome is around $1,000 (figure 16), 100,000...
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