Chips

... different blottings, monocolonal antibody staining/blocking, knock-out and/or transgenic organisms (cells, bacteria, plants, animals, fungi), gene chips, microscopy (electron, confocal, standard bright field) et cetera.

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... Insecta - Learn about Insects http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szpqUlcamWo Chip - Learn about Computer Chips! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPHD1r0KR7k 5 Litres - Learn about the Blood http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0MJSuGtqE0 ...

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No chips work only for previously known sequences. Basically, all the cDNA for the genes of interest (which do not need to be a complete genome) are produced and installed on the chip. Then you take your test organisms and ...

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So if I wanted to get a genome sequence, I would have to give them the DNA sample, where they will convert it to mRNA for me? That is the only part I am confused about with this chip, everything else I understand.

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Wow, a lot of views, I am impressed.

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