Re: [DIYbio] Re: lab-on-a-chip

> I don't see any microfluidic devices on pearlbiotech's front page...
> can you give a specific reason you think a transilluminator design
> (what looks like all peral biotech has) is being ripped-off?

GreneLabs' website sells illuminators and is giving away some as an
incentive for their Indiegogo campaign.
http://grenelabs.com/transilluminators/
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/lab-on-a-chip-diagnostics-in-the-palm-of-your-hand


> Everyone: how do you feel about this? Are my concerns ungrounded?

Regarding the lab-on-a-chip technology mentioned on the Indiegogo
page, there is pretty much zero details on the technology. Not even a
reference to a paper on the technology. All I can gather is they may
be doing some sort of PCR and electrophoresis on a chip. Although
it's hard to imagine how that will work considering the only picture
of the device looks like a piece of plastic with a channel cut in it.
More details would help convince potential Indiegogo-backers that it's
not snake oil.

-cory

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