Cheap DNA arrays-it's not all smoke and mirrors

Article Abstract:

A group of molecular biologists and electrical engineers from the University of Wisconsin present the most recent example of how advances in electronics are enhancing biological research. The biology comes from synthetic DNA arrays, which are transforming the way many biologists operate. The electronics grows out of the lucrative field of projecting TV images onto larger and larger walls with increasing resolution.

Washington

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Plastid engineering bears fruit

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While most transplastomics experiments in the past have been performed on tobacco, new research has achieved successful plastid transformation in the tomato fruit. The findings could lead to the development of edible vaccines.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Plant Genetics, Biological products exc. diagnostic, Vaccines for Human Use, Vaccines

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Biological software for materials engineering

Article Abstract:

Separate scientific disciplines collaborate to discover uses of biological molecules in inorganic materials, such as semiconductors or metal bindings.

Electronic Components and Accessories, Sciences, Illustration, Science

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