Exome sequencing is a genomic technique for selectively sequencing all of the protein-coding regions in a genome (known as the exome). In humans, this accounts for about 1% of the genome, but is estimated to contain ~85% of disease-related variants. It is commonly used to identify genetic causes of diseases or to study genetic variation within a population.
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