GnuBio Proposes to Sequence Human Genome for $30, Drop by Drop
June 08, 2010
GnuBio Proposes to Sequence Human Genome for $30, Drop by Drop
Co-founded by Harvard physics professor David Weitz, a founder of RainDance Technologies, the startup plans to develop an inexpensive, fast, and scalable microfluidics-based sequencer, where reactions take place in picoliter-sized drops.
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