bashford: “Oxford Nanopore says by the end of the year it will begin selling a disposable DNA sequencer about the size of a USB memory stick that can be plugged directly into a laptop or desktop computer and used to perform a single-molecule sensing experiment. The device is expected to sell for $900, according to the company.” Would you like to know more?

bashford:

“Oxford Nanopore says by the end of the year it will begin selling a disposable DNA sequencer about the size of a USB memory stick that can be plugged directly into a laptop or desktop computer and used to perform a single-molecule sensing experiment. The device is expected to sell for $900, according to the company.”

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