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After Raising $3.5M, ZS Genetics Expands, Starts Work on Prototype Electron Microscope Sequencer

Jul 16, 2013
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Julia Karow
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ZS Genetics has started to work on a prototype of its transmission electron microscopy-based DNA sequencer that it hopes to complete next year, followed by the release of a commercial instrument several years later.

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