To sequence a strand of DNA, the machine synthesizes a complementary ... about one-tenth the cost of sequencers from companies like Illumina and Pacific Biosciences. This price should put it ...

DNA-Based Diet Advice Is Big Business With Little Scientific Support Tech companies are selling ... Introducing the Personal Genome Machine DNA sequencing technology isn't exactly accessible ...

Dr Loose's group also recently produced the most complete human genome sequence using a palm-sized "nanopore" sequencing machine ... the longest DNA sequence, the technology companies are jostling ...

“Without this machine, we can't do anything at ... the longest stretch of DNA that the company could sequence was only six bases long. “That was a little bit intimidating,” recalls West ...

Biofidelity, a leader in innovative genomic solutions, today announced the launch of Aspyre Lung Reagents (research use only) for liquid biopsy samples. Aspyre Lung identifies established non-small ...

So-called 'third-generation' technologies directly sequence individual DNA molecules rather than relying ... size is approximately known. With low machine costs, short sequencing time and ...

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. A new method, developed by University of Michigan researchers, creates images ...

While the answer may be "rarely" or "never," these tiny chunks of DNA can ... based company now has a market capitalization of $22 billion. Of all the human genetic sequencing that's done, about ...

The team turned long strands of DNA into binary code, the sequence of 1s and 0s that is used in computing to store data. They started with prefabricated DNA templates that served as a base onto ...

A new method, developed by University of Michigan researchers, creates images that are worth many gigabytes of data, which ...

The Human Genome project set out to sequence all of the 3 billion nucleotides in the human genome. Exactly how was this daunting task done with such incredible speed and accuracy? In 1986, a ...

Researchers have developed a computational technique that makes spatial RNA transcripts more accessible and precise, allowing them to be visualized at microscopic resolution.