PATH Researchers Develop Nucleic Acid Assay Platform for Low-Resource Settings
June 09, 2011
PATH Researchers Develop Nucleic Acid Assay Platform for Low-Resource Settings
As part of ongoing research to create an "equipment-free" nucleic acid assay, PATH researchers showed in a recent study that electricity-free exothermic reactions can successfully incubate an isothermal nucleic acid assay with results equivalent to commercially available PCR instruments.
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