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Pyrosequencing (also known as 454-sequencing) is a method of [[DNA_Sequencing|DNA Sequencing]]. It involves using an enzyme called luciferase, amongst others, to determine the nucleotide sequence based upon the light emitted when a correct dNTP binds to a template.
Pyrosequencing (also known as 454-sequencing) is a method of [[DNA Sequencing|DNA Sequencing]]. It involves using an [[Enzyme|enzyme]] called [[luciferase|luciferase]], amongst others, to determine the [[nucleotide|nucleotide]] sequence based upon the light emitted when a correct [[dNTP|dNTP]] binds to a template.

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Pyrosequencing (also known as 454-sequencing) is a method of DNA Sequencing. It involves using an enzyme called luciferase, amongst others, to determine the nucleotide sequence based upon the light emitted when a correct dNTP binds to a template.