Hybrid Nanopore Combines Precision of Protein Pores with Robustness of Solid-State Membranes
December 21, 2010
Hybrid Nanopore Combines Precision of Protein Pores with Robustness of Solid-State Membranes
Integrating a biological pore into a solid-state device "opens up avenues towards the creation of wafer-scale parallel device arrays that may be useful for genomic sequencing," according to the researchers.
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