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Madison biochip research offers geneticists a big view through a small window

Some biochips barely cover a human thumbnail, but they can hold over a half of a million samples of DNA.

And because this emerging technology offers a view of so many tiny bits of information at once, it's perfect for studying relationships among the 30,000 genes of the human genome, which are one of biology's next major mysteries.

Biochips, essentially slides with many tiny dots......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Emily Laughnan 04/18/05


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