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Archive for June 28th, 2008

Halcyon Molecular: whole genome sequencing well under $1000?

Posted by attilachordash on June 28, 2008

Halcyon Molecular is a quite ambitious startup,  don’t you think?

What we do:
Halcyon Molecular is developing an ultra-low-cost DNA sequencing technology. Our single molecule approach does not require PCR amplification and will allow for megabase read lengths with simultaneous determination of methylation pattern. We aim to sequence entire human genomes de novo for well under the “holy grail” cost-to-consumer of $1000.

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