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Sep 26, 2011

This week, a trio of investigators at the University of Edinburgh reports in PLoS One its generation of thousand-member specific DNA oligonucleotide pools using selective hybridization to complementary DNA microarray "factories."

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Breaking News

In Brief This Week: Novogene, Hologic, Agilent, Diagenode

Spontaneous Preterm Birth Clues Identified in Cervicovaginal Microbiome

Germany Plans Limited Coverage of NIPT for High-Risk Pregnancies

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New Products Posted to GenomeWeb: Roche Diagnostics, Asuragen, Mission Bio

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