Re: [DIYbio] Ultra-Cheap DNA Printing/Sequencing

On 02/21/2014 01:40 PM, L wrote:
> The resulting oglios would then be preferentially selected by sequencing all and destroying the ones that don't match the desired sequence.
>
> So basically, yes.

But, nanofabbing of nano-lasers, or even lenses that can aim at a nano speck of anything?
Not in my bag of tricks...

Cathal Garvey wrote:
> An alternative reaction without chain-branching, which can be recovered
> as pure DNA using PCR, would be great.

But, following a published method like,

"I've seen at least one paper on this but lost it, and forgot the keywords! - It used a DNA analogue
for the synthesis step, which was compatible enough with DNA Polymerases
that it could be PCR'd into real DNA afterwards."

seems less imaginary. Thermo-cyclers we can do. Nano-lasers NOT (yet...)

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