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Volume 11, Number 10, October 2005 Detecting Biological Warfare AgentsLinan Song,* Soohyoun Ahn,* and David R. Walt* |
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Figure 1. Array detection of single polymerase chain reaction (PCR) products from autoclaved bacterial cultures of the 6 microorganisms listed in Appendix Table 3 by using single bead–type arrays. PCR and array hybridization conditions are described in the Appendix. Single bead–type arrays were fabricated containing ≈100 replicates of each microsphere probe. The standard deviation (SD) of background images is 15 (N = 3), and the detection limit is 45, defined as 3´ SD. |
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