Frederick Sanger's method was used by the NIH when it announced in 2000 that it had done this to the human genome.
One method of this procedure uses paired-end tags to link contigs into scaffolds. Early methods for doing this were the "plus and minus" method, as well as one discovered by Maxam and Gilbert. A more common method of this procedure used chain-terminating ddNTPs. In the shotgun method for this procedure, reads are overlaid to find repeating patterns. That approach was pioneered by Craig Venter. Frederick Sanger's method was used by the NIH when it announced in 2000 that it had done this to the human genome. For 10 points, name this procedure of determining the order of nucleotides of a genetic code.
One method of this procedure uses paired-end tags to link contigs into scaffolds.
DNA sequencing [or word forms; or descriptions of mapping the human genome, or finding the order of base pairs before mention, or other same-knowledge equivalents]