The Scientist : NewsBlog Print: Genomes in the Supermarket
The Scientist: NewsBlog:
Genomes in the Supermarket
Posted by Brendan Maher
[Entry posted at 22nd December 2005 09:01 PM GMT]
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I can no longer shop happily.

Representing the first genomics craze to hit supermarket shelves, Sciona, a Colorado based biotech just started marketing a nutrigenomics product called Cellf in supermarkets for about $100. These kits include a ...

 

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