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tation, but a known strain, she said. Thus, a SARS mutation scare was averted, and the infection was traced to bad lab practices, she said.
The gene chips work by allowing scientists to compare spots of DNA to a sample. If theres a perfect match, scientists can tell which genes are being expressed. Other uses include genetic resequencing, such as in the SARS epidemic. Rapid genotyping is ......
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Source:wistechnology.com By Christine Javid 11/03/04
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