Cross-platform compatibility of Hi-Plex, a streamlined approach for targeted massively parallel sequencing
Although per-base sequencing costs have decreased during recent years, library preparation for targeted massively parallel sequencing remains constrained by high reagent cost, limited design flexibility, and protocol complexity. To address these limitations, we previously developed Hi-Plex, a polyme...
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