NIH Awards Microbiome Grants to GE, Stanford for Whole-Genome Amplification in Single Cells
September 09, 2010
NIH Awards Microbiome Grants to GE, Stanford for Whole-Genome Amplification in Single Cells
Grants awarded to GE Global Research and Stanford University may help address many of the inherent technical difficulties of isolating, amplifying, and sequencing genetic material from microorganisms that colonize various parts of the human body.
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