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Tag: DNASequencing Price Drops Even Lower Start-up Complete Genomics reveals three new human genomes. New technology reveals how DNA molecules pack themselves inside a cell nucleus. A new type of sensor makes diagnosing infections quick and easy. Toward a Universal Flu Vaccine A company is preparing human trials of a DNA-based, universal influenza vaccine. Complete Genomics Sequences 14 Genomes The company sequenced the genomes in the last six months and plans 10,000 more next year. New DNA Markers for Alzheimer's The genetic risk factors could help scientists predict and better understand the disease. Changing A Cell's Biological Battery A new method tested in monkeys for replacing mitochondrial DNA could one day prevent devastating diseases. Nanoconstruction with Curved DNA A breakthrough in DNA origami creates twisted and curved shapes to order. Portable DNA Purifier for Poor Countries A new handheld device isolates DNA from human fluid without the use of electrical power. What's the Point in Patenting Genes? Whatever the outcome of the ACLU vs. Myriad case, a new effort is needed to turn genetic testing into a useful diagnostic tool. Using DNA origami, researchers have assembled a nano-sized box with lock and key. Specially engineered cells arrange themselves into three-dimensional microtissues. Creating Cell Parts from Scratch A newly made synthetic ribosome is an important step in the quest to create artificial life forms. A small chunk of DNA linked to schizophrenia, mental retardation, and autism may change the way we think about disease. Han Cao's nanofluidic chip could cut DNA sequencing costs dramatically. |
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