NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – A team of Japanese researchers has developed a new approach for detecting cancer biomarkers in urine.
Using a device constructed of nanowires, the scientists were able to net over a thousand types of microRNAs, which they then transferred to a commercial microarray platform for analysis.
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