Eleven human genomes in nine days

Monday, May 4, 2020 - 10:10 in Biology & Nature

It's only been three years since UC Santa Cruz researchers proved that long-read human genome assembly using the same nanopore technology developed on campus could be done at all. At the time, it was a monumental effort, requiring 150,000 hours of computing time and weeks of work.

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