DNA arrays decipher genome's master switches

December, 22 2000 1:33

Researchers at Whitehead Institute and Corning Inc. have invented a powerful new microarray technique that can decipher the function of master switches in a cell by identifying the set of genes they control. The technique allows researchers to unravel in a week what takes years to achieve by conventional methods.

Contact:
Nadia Halim
halim@wi.mit.edu
617-258-7270
Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research

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