5. In next-generations sequencing (NGS), all of the following are true EXCEPT: (A) NGS technologies use Sanger sequencing. (B) It is cheaper to sequence a genome with NGS than using original sequencing technologies. (C) Genomes are sequenced in very small snippets (“reads”). (D) An E. coli genome can be sequenced overnight with NGS. (E) Assemble sequences piece together (“assembly”) as final read.