CLC bio part of EU project aiming to diagnose genetic disorders using high-throughput sequencing
Senior bioinformatics specialist at CLC bio, Patrick Dekker, PhD, states, "Being part of the TECHGENE project provides an excellent opportunity to developa solid solution for diagnostics using amplicon high throughput resequencing in conjuction with some of the most esteemed institutions.We look forward to providing the scientists involved with the ability todiagnose patients based on various chromosomal and gene regions, locate SNPs and Deletion/Insertion polymorphisms, copy number variations, among other things."
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