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1 b At the closing of the first decade of the 21st century the costs of genetic sequencing dropped fundamentally, coinciding with soaring numbers of publicly available sequences. After that time the growth rate of sequence numbers decreased. European Nucleotide Archive data growth of sequence and bases reads (copied from |
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