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...easy-to-take, bite-size whodunit. Someone dies, the good guys jump on the case, and after a twisty, fast-paced hour, someone's off to jail--case closed, time for pie! There are simple motives and no dithering about crooks' unhappy childhoods--it's Dragnet with DNA. "It's totally a show from the '60s and '70s," says star (and producer) Petersen. "That's what I love about...
...want to build a collaborative environment that will enable us to devise new techniques that will enable individual scientists to answer what is happening to all the DNA molecules, all the RNA molecules and all the proteins in a cell,” the Bauer Center’s Director Andrew W. Murray said...
...member of the company’s scientific advisory board, renowned DNA researcher and MIT professor Alexander Rich, first met Chan when he was developing his method...
This month, five years after dropping out of medical school, Chan received U.S. patent 6,355,420 for what he calls “a totally new way of sequencing” that uses a laser to sequentially read large stretches of DNA sitting on a plastic chip...
Chan’s technique of DNA mapping differs from traditional methods in the way it scans each individual molecule of DNA. Instead of reading small pieces of strands separately, the new method reads an entire strand at once. After the double helix is unraveled, a laser reads off the base pairs that determine the DNA sequence...