DNA sequencing: clinical applications of new DNA sequencing technologies.
DNA sequencing: clinical applications of new DNA sequencing technologies.
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DOI:
10.1161/circulationaha.110.972828
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发表时间:
2012-02-21
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影响因子:
37.8
通讯作者:
Ashley EA
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作者:
Dewey FE;Pan S;Wheeler MT;Quake SR;Ashley EA
We are in a time of great change in genetics that may dramatically impact human biology and medicine. The completion of the human genome project, 1, 2 the development of low-cost, high-throughput parallel sequencing technology, and large-scale studies of genetic variation3 have provided a rich set of techniques and data for the study of genetic disease risk, treatment response, population diversity, and human evolution. Newly developed sequencing instruments now generate hundreds of millions to billions of short sequences per run, allowing for rapid complete sequencing of human genomes. These technological advances have facilitated a precipitous drop (Figure 1) in the cost per base pair of DNA sequenced. To capitalize on the potential of these technologies for research and clinical applications, translational scientists and clinicians must become familiar with a continuously evolving field. In this review, we will provide a historical perspective on human genome sequencing, summarize current and future sequencing technologies, highlight issues related to data management and interpretation, and finally consider research and clinical applications of highthroughput sequencing, with specific emphasis on cardiovascular disease.