Australian Researchers Develop Multiplex PCR Method for Genotyping Infectious Disease Agents
August 19, 2010
Australian Researchers Develop Multiplex PCR Method for Genotyping Infectious Disease Agents
The method, called multiplex amplified nominal tandem repeat analysis, is an offshoot of a previously developed technique called variable number tandem repeat analysis, and uses Agilent Technologies' 2100 Bioanalyzer coupled with the company's DNA 1000 LabChip.
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