DIY microarrayers promise DNA chips with everything

Rex Dalton

Nature, 2000, vol. 403, issue 6767, 234-234

Abstract: SAN FRANCISCO A group of Californian scientists have developed a do-it-yourself kit for DNA chips. Available on the web, this will allow laboratories on tight budgets to produce their own chips.

Date: 2000
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