Illumina markets whole-genome sequencing solution for highly sensitive MRD research

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Illumina has developed a new, complete solution for molecular residual disease research based on whole-genome sequencing that will be distributed as a kit, with the aim of enabling more labs to adopt MRD detection for clinical research. 

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