Oxford Group Engineers Protein Nanopore for Better Base Recognition, DNA Methylation Detection
October 12, 2010
Oxford Group Engineers Protein Nanopore for Better Base Recognition, DNA Methylation Detection
The advance could eventually give nanopore sequencing an advantage over current methods for identifying methylation sites, such as bisulfite sequencing, because the DNA would not first have to be modified or amplified.
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