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[RSS]Programmable Bio-Nano-Chips: The First Viable Medical Lab on a Chip?
« on: February 17, 2011, 12:04:45 AM »
Programmable Bio-Nano-Chips: The First Viable Medical Lab on a Chip?

We often find out too late what’s happening inside our bodies when it’s stricken by disease or cancer, but those days could be coming to an end. The McDevitt Lab of Rice University has developed a Programmable Bio-Nano-Chip (PBNC), an alternative to the costly, time-consuming, and sometimes painful procedures for diagnosis. By using nanoscale fluorescent labeling [...]

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