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Organization
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University of Washington |
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Website URL
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www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19151-8#Se… |
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Market status
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Early Stage Concept |
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Industry
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Multipurpose + Novelty |
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Value chain stage
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Input + Platform |
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Business models
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B2B |
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Product categories
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Other |
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Biotech components
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Molecule |
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Organization type(s)
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University |
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Funding types
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University |
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Notes
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"Thanks to advances in the field of synthetic biology, scientists can now store data in the form of DNA code. As such, the utility of DNA as part of a "molecular" tagging system has been explored. DNA is incredibly small, and thus offers the potential for an incredibly compact tagging system, compared to conventional approaches...'We designed the first portable, end-to-end molecular tagging system that enables rapid, on-demand encoding and decoding at scale, and which is more accessible than existing molecular tagging methods,” added Doroshack. Porcupine, developed in collaboration with Microsoft, uses synthetic DNA-based tags and nanopore-based readouts.'" |
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