Description
https://www.capitalbiotechnology.com/dna-microarray-scanner-used-to-combat-infectious-diseases.html Basic Principles of DNA Microarray Scanners DNA scanner are composed of precisely arranged biomolecules (nucleic acids, proteins, peptides, glycans, etc.) on a carrier surface (usually a microscope slide) at known positions, forming a tiny matrix. Patient serum, cell lysates, or purified DNA samples are incubated on the DNA microarray scanner. Fluorescent scanners, such as InnoScan, are then used to detect fluorescence with higher sensitivity and a wider dynamic range, gathering reliable data. DNA microarray scanners excel over other technologies because they can simultaneously detect multiple interactions, possess high throughput capability, and can test a large number of samples using small amounts of reagents and samples.
DNA Microarray Scanner Used to Combat Infectious Diseases
