It’s called OpenPCR, and it’ll make science-style DIYers drool. PCR stands for polymerase chain reaction, and it’s a crucial tool for just about any type of modern molecular biology.

The OpenPCR box replicates small samples of DNA until there are billions of molecules to work with, effectively allowing you “to identify the mold on that leftover pizza or do a very discreet ...

The OpenPCR build-it-yourself kit brings down the cost of PCR, a fundamental process in genomic research, by 80 percent. A typical PCR machine costs $3000.

But [Stacey] and [Matt]’s OpenPCR project aims to enable anyone to do polymerase chain reaction (PCR) research on the cheap. PCR is a process that multiplies a specific piece of DNA a few ...

A group of DIY science enthusiasts have created an open source alternative called OpenPCR. For $599 you get all the components necessary to assemble your own OpenPCR machine (an upside for the ...

Perfetto was earlier the co-creator of the OpenPCR project, which brought the world first open source endpoint PCR thermocycler to market in 2011. With its 16 well sample capacity (100 or 200 uL ...

It has been created by Chai Biotechnologies and will sell for $2,200 which is considerably less than typical PCR thermocyclers. The affordable DNA sequencing system is the idea of Chai Biotechnologies ...

They call their project OpenPCR, in the tradition of open source software. The goal of OpenPCR is not to make research less expensive for large corporations, but to make it possible at all for ...

They call their project OpenPCR, in the tradition of open source software. The goal of OpenPCR is not to make research less expensive for large corporations, but to make it possible at all for ...

They call their project OpenPCR, in the tradition of open source software. The goal of OpenPCR is not to make research less expensive for large corporations, but to make it possible at all for ...