Sentences with phrase «gene sequencers»
"Gene sequencers" refers to an advanced technology or machine that reads the genetic code or DNA of living organisms, helping scientists understand and analyze genetic information. Full definition
Today, there are sensors in gene sequencers, telescopes, forest canopies, roads, bridges, buildings, and point - of - sale terminals.
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P. falciparum is a top target of gene sequencers because it has thwarted all attempts at control.
San Diego biomedical giant Illumina, maker of top - end gene sequencers costing millions of dollars, has introduced an entry - level sequencer aimed at individual researchers.
Working with professional gene sequencers, high school students Brenda Tan and Matt Cost identified food frauds and unusual animal species in the city.
Across the Duke campus, technicians are waiting to analyze them with a powerful gene sequencer capable of penetrating the hidden world of the billions of microorganisms growing inside each infant.
Astrobiologists ponder sending gene sequencers, weather stations, drilling rigs and more to the Red Planet
A gene sequencer could even figure out whether that life is related to Earth life, or if it had a unique origin.
For more than a decade, gene sequencers have been improving more rapidly than the computers required to make sense of their outputs.
You can go outside and pick up some soil, put it in a gene sequencer, and you will see a heck of a lot of species that do not match anything seen before.»
He often complements this test with others, including microbial detection microchips (GreeneChips) and gene sequencers that can complete an exhaustive search for known and unknown pathogens within a tissue sample in less than a day.
AIRLIE, VIRGINIA — In the 1990s, gene sequencers were under the gun to make their raw data public as rapidly as possible.