# sequenced

Pronunciation: say "SEE-kwuhnst" US /ˈsikwənst/, UK/AUS /ˈsiːkwənst/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of sequence. — simple past and past participle of sequence
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of sequence. Use this form for something that has already been put in order or read out.
   - _Researchers sequenced the entire genome in just three days._
   - _The samples were sequenced before being compared with older records._

## Adjective

2. Of a genome or DNA sample, having had the order of its bases or genes determined.
   - Simple: Having had the order of its genetic building blocks worked out and written down.
   - _The newly sequenced genome revealed dozens of previously unknown genes._
   - _Comparing sequenced samples from several patients exposed the chain of infection._

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