Novel Methods Expedite Nucleic Acid Sample Prep

January 1, 2011

Recent developments in genomic identification using microarray technologies are infiltrating the fields of forensics, diagnostics, and sample identification. They include a combination of new hardware designs and innovative approaches to sample processing. In addition, microfluidics and miniaturization are emerging as key components of powerful new multiplexing platforms. Knowing how to reduce risks is vital to avoiding legal trouble in this still-emerging field.

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Newport Biotechnology Consultants, founded in 2005, originally was aimed at providing writing expertise in the life sciences industry, with a specialization in molecular immunology. I drew upon my academic and industrial background to cover new developments and technologies in antibody therapies and related areas of biotechnology. These reviews were published in a number of trade journals, especially articles in Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News (see articles). More recently I have expanded my writing into other fields, including emergency management, drug discovery, bioprocessing, environmental and sustainable technologies, micro- and nanotechnology and many other areas. I also am involved in regulatory issues. I am Chair of the Meridian Bioscience Institutional Biosafety Committee, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Children’s Medical Center Institutional Biosafety Committee (see consulting services). Both IBCs review research protocols dealing with the use of recombinant DNA. Finally, I have consulted for a number of companies on laboratory design, business plan evaluation and regulatory questions.

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