The vast increase in genetic data generated at a much reduced cost and in a shorter period of time is referred to as
A)the genome-wide association method.
B)linkage analysis.
C)next-generation sequencing.
D)rapid data collection.

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The term "next-generation sequencing" is commonly used to refer to the vast increase in genetic data generated at a much reduced cost and in a shorter period of time compared to traditional methods. The other options - genome-wide association method, linkage analysis, and rapid data collection - do not specifically address the increase in genetic data and are not as commonly used to describe this phenomenon.

The Vast Increase in Genetic Data Generated at a Much