On Monday, February 25, 2013 4:13:16 AM UTC+1, Avery wrote:
All they do is put extract it, dry it, and put it in a box with a desiccant...sounds like snake oil. For that money, you can have it sequenced and put on an SSD and have change left over, if not now, in a few years (I dont keep up with the price).
Well, I understand, but if their dessicant really guarantees that the stored DNA keeps unchanged for years, it's not that bad...
Full-genome sequencing costs still about $5400, not a negligible amount :-(
Best regards,
Jiri Dluhos
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