The data from this technique can be overlapped to form contigs in the Shotgun method, which was used by the Craig-Venter-owned Celera corporation.
One device that performs this task uses an ISFET sensor to monitor the release of hydrogen ions, while another method uses a zero-mode waveguide for fluorescent detection. An experimental method for doing this that fits in a USB drive threads the substrates through a nanopore. Another method of performing this task couples luciferase activity to pyrophosphate release. Besides the IonTorrent, 454, and Illumina versions of this technology, a more common method of doing this uses capillary electrophoresis to read fluorescently-terminated chains; that method is named for Sanger. The data from this technique can be overlapped to form contigs in the Shotgun method, which was used by the Craig-Venter-owned Celera corporation. For 10 points, name this method for determining the order of nucleotides in an organism's genome.
One device that performs this task uses an ISFET sensor to monitor the release of hydrogen ions, while another method uses a zero-mode waveguide for fluorescent detection.
DNA sequencing [or nucleic acid sequencing or RNA sequencing; do not accept "protein sequencing"]