This NYTimes article reports that British company Oxford Nanopore Technologies has announced it will begin selling a disposable gene sequencing device by the end of the year. This device, no larger than a USB stick, would be capable of using nanopore sequencing and will only cost $900.
The technology is projected to have benefits for wildlife biologists, enabling them to sequence DNA in the field.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
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