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Sanger sequencing
A sequencing method that involves the incorporation of chain-terminating nucleotides, nucleotides that stop the sequencing reaction, into a DNA strand complementary to a single-stranded DNA template. The chain-terminating nucleotides are labelled (radioactive or fluorescent labelled) and the sequencing machine can ‘read’ the label to determine the DNA sequence.
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