LaserGen Says Its New Reversible Terminators Could Improve Several Sequencing Platforms
March 03, 2009
LaserGen Says Its New Reversible Terminators Could Improve Several Sequencing Platforms
The Houston-based startup plans to commercialize the reagents, called Lightning Terminators, for use with at least one existing sequencing platform. Long term, it wants to develop its own sequencing instrument for applications in personalized genomics.
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