In article <9jgok3$1ul$1 at mercury.hgmp.mrc.ac.uk>, the eminent Ant Smith
at BIOSCI/MRC Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre wrote
>Can anyone point me in the direction of a good review or book that gives an
>overview of advances in DNA sequencing technologies from the very first methods,
>through radioactive manual sequencing to automated sequencing. My particular
>interest is to be able to plot increases in run length and accuracy over the
>years and correlate this to changes in the technology used. In addition, I would
>like to try to find a plot of $ per base cost over time
Maybe the ABRF have this sort of info:
ABRF home web site at http://www.abrf.org under Research Committees/DNA
Sequence. The ABRF DNA Sequencing Research Committee.
This URL is 1999 so I hope it is still OK
Duncan
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