The world’s first DNA analysis supercomputer designed to process 20,000 genomes per year at a cost of $1,000 each – which could make full genome sequencing much more mainstream – was recently announced, according to a BusinessWeek report.
Leading seller of gene-sequencing machines Illumina unveiled its high-speed, low-cost sequencing system HiSeq X (pronounced “High Seek 10″) at an investors conference in San Francisco at a crucial time for clinical breakthroughs, notes the report.
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