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Automated high-speed DNA sequencing

Nature volume 325, pages 771–772 (1987)Cite this article

The Japanese project for the development of a super-sequencer for DNA analysis has reached the point at which estimates of cost can be attempted.

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  1. Professor of Biophysics, Physics Department, University of Tokyo, Japan

    Akiyoshi Wada

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