by Lissa Harris
FEATURE	The DNA Microarray Homegrown or commercially supplied, the array provides a panoramic view of the genome Email: Lissa Harris - lharris@the-scientist.com The Scientist 2005, 19(16):27 Published   29 August 2005

The late 1980s were heady days for molecular biologists. PCR was only a few years old. The automated DNA sequencer had just been invented. The Human Genome Project was being debated in Congress. Against such a backdrop, two events on either side of the Atlantic Ocean hardly registered at all.

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