High Throughput, Addressable Probing of Microarrays

Neal Woodbury

High Throughput, Addressable Probing of Microarrays

Arizona State University

Research output: Patent

Abstract

A method has been developed for using up to hundreds or more of differently labeled probes simultaneous for array-based hybridization or binding assays. This allows one, for example, to test for the binding of mixtures of hundreds or more of molecules at the same time on one array.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Jan 23 2006

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