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Whole genome shotgun sequencing is a technique for determining the DNA sequence of a genome by randomly shearing the DNA, sequencing multiple overlapping fragments, and inferring the original sequence from fragments that overlap. This method has been successfully used for bacterial genomes or subclones, like Fosmids.
