The DNA sequencing revolution as an important singularity

The DNA sequencing revolution as an important singularity is a scholarly work, published in 2018 in ''Journal of Molecular and Genetic Medicine: an international journal of biomedical research''. The main subjects of the publication include deoxyribonucleic acid, genetics, bioinformatics, DNA sequencing, biology, computational biology, and computer science.

DOI 10.4172/1747-0862-C3-029

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