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DNA Sequencer
The DNA Sequencer has driven the genomics revolution by enabling the reading of entire genomes in hours, a leap from Frederick Sanger’s 1977 manual chain-termination method that sequenced just 80 bases per run. Today’s nanopore sequencers can decode a human genome of 3 billion base pairs in under 24 hours, producing data for personalized medicine and cancer genomics.
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