Physical Review X · 2012 · 32 citations · 56 references
Life SciencesBiophysicsMolecular BiologyNanobiotechnologyNanotechnologySensorsDna NanotechnologyDna SequencingMolecular SensorsNucleic Acid DynamicsNucleic Acid SequencingStochastic Processes In BiophysicsDna NanoporesDna SensorsMolecular NoiseNanopore SensingNanopore SequencingNanopore-based DetectionNoise Reduction In SensorsSensing
Electric-field driven translocation of a DNA or RNA molecule across a nanopore has been widely explored as a method for molecular sequencing. But, the process is inherently noisy. Finding ways to fight the noise seems a matter of course. Here, however, a UK team demonstrates a clever way to turn the noise into gains towards fast and accurate molecular sequencing.
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