Oxford Nanopore Study Suggests Base Detection by Nanopore Sufficient for DNA Sequencing
February 24, 2009
Oxford Nanopore Study Suggests Base Detection by Nanopore Sufficient for DNA Sequencing
The research, published online Sunday in Nature Nanotechnology, is the first to show that scientists can detect unlabeled single DNA bases "to a confidence level … appropriate for a highly competitive commercial sequencing system," Oxford Nanopore's CEO said.
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