Sandia Labs Developing Automated Sample Prep for Sequencing of Unknown Pathogens
May 12, 2011
Sandia Labs Developing Automated Sample Prep for Sequencing of Unknown Pathogens
The single-step sample preparation system is part of Sandia's Rapid Threat Organism Recognition, or RapTOR, project, which is geared toward developing a rapid sequencing method for bioterrorism applications.
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