Oxford Nanopore Publishes Proof-of-Concept Study on Nanopore Detection
February 23, 2009
Oxford Nanopore Publishes Proof-of-Concept Study on Nanopore Detection
In a paper appearing online in Nature Nanotechnology yesterday, researchers from Oxford Nanopore and the University of Oxford showed that they can accurately distinguish between nucleic acids using protein nanopores coupled to a detection system.
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