Why NGS, Why Now? An informal interview with lab directors

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Why NGS, Why Now? An informal interview with lab directors A recent surge in approved technologies is providing forensic DNA laboratories a variety of options to enhance their capabilities, and yet more labs are choosing to bring Verogen next-generation sequencing (NGS) into their operational workflows. Register for this webinar to hear why these lab directors are pursuing Verogen technology, and the case for starting now. Register Now

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