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Miniaturized analytical assays in biotechnology

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posted on 2023-05-16, 18:59 authored by Rosanne Guijt, Moerman, R, Kroon, A, van Dedem, GWK, van den Doel, R, van Vliet, L, Young, IT, Laugere, F, Bossche, A, Sarro, P
Biotechnology today is a well-established paradigm in many areas of human endeavor, such as the pharmaceutical industry, agriculture, management of the environment and many others. Meanwhile, biology is undergoing a spectacular transition: whereas systematic biology was replaced gradually by molecular biology, the latter is rapidly being transformed into a new systematic era in which entire genomes are being charted by ever more sophisticated analytical techniques. In the wake of this onslaught of data, new fields are germinating, such as bioinformatics in an attempt to find answers to fundamental questions, answers that may be hidden in the massive amounts of data already available today.

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Publication title

Biotechnology Advances

Volume

21

Issue

5

Pagination

431-444

ISSN

0734-9750

Department/School

School of Natural Sciences

Publisher

Pergamon-Elsevier

Place of publication

Oxford

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Expanding knowledge in the chemical sciences

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