An important development for computational purposes was the decision by Craig Venter to prepare databases of partial sequences of the expressed genes, called expressed sequence tags or ESTs.

An important development for computational purposes was the decision by Craig Venter to prepare databases of partial sequences of the expressed genes, called expressed sequence tags or ESTs. Correct Answer True

This was an important development from resolution point of view. This has just enough DNA sequence to give a good idea of the protein sequence.
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