LaserGen Builds Prototype Sequencer; Plans to Sequence Bacterial Genome by Fall
July 19, 2011
LaserGen Builds Prototype Sequencer; Plans to Sequence Bacterial Genome by Fall
Last week, the Baylor College of Medicine spinout disclosed that it has teamed up with National Instruments to build and validate a prototype sequencer that uses its "Lightning Terminator" chemistry.
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