If you thought microarrays were tiny, brace yourself for the next small thing: nanoarrays. In last week’s Sciencexpress, Chad Mirkin and colleagues from Northwestern University and the University of Chicago describe their protein arrays with feature sizes of 100 to 350 nanometers, producing an array about 200,000 times more dense than the yeast proteome array most recently reported in the literature.
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