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Researchers Pair Acoustic Detection with PCR for Label-Free SNP Genotyping, Gene Expression Assays

Jun 27, 2013
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Ben Butkus
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Scientists from the University of Crete and the Foundation for Research & Technology-Hellas, or FORTH, have developed a method of using an acoustic biosensor to directly detect and quantify PCR amplicons in a solution based on their size and shape, according to a recently published study.

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