Desktop-device uses advanced DNA chip to analyse patient's blood.
Japanese companies say they have built a desktop machine that will allow doctors to assess patients' DNA from a single drop of blood, and so tailor treatment to an individual's genes. The machine can deliver results within an hour, they say, and will be on sale for 5 million yen (US$44,000) by autumn 2006.
Japanese companies say they have built a desktop machine that will allow doctors to assess patients' DNA from a single drop of blood, and so tailor treatment to an individual's genes. The machine can deliver results within an hour, they say, and will be on sale for 5 million yen (US$44,000) by autumn 2006.
