Serial Sequencing is a methodological framework in sequencing research that systematically arranges elements in a predetermined, linear order to enable stepwise analysis or processing, distinguishing it from parallel or random approaches within the same domain.
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A new strategy for genome sequencing
J. Craig Venter, Hamilton O. Smith, Leroy Hood · Nature · 1996 · 343 citations
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