Biochip

The FoodExpert-ID biochip is the first high-throughput gene chip for testing food and animal feed. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Argonne's breakthrough, called the "biochip," starts with a slide covered in thousands of tiny polymer gel droplets. ❋ Unknown (2006)

'biochip' is installed within each 'Genetic Infantryman' or 'GI' from birth that then records their personalities and training until their death.

From a drop of their blood, they will be able to upload information onto a personal biochip that can help to create an individualized plan of action, including both preventive measures and therapies for identified ailments or signs of "unhealthiness." ❋ David B. Agus (2012)

It is a pretty good bet, though, that doctors will drip droplets of our genes onto a biochip to figure out if we have the kind of prostate cancer that will kill or not, or to figure out if ours is the kind of leukemia that responds to this drug rather than that one. ❋ Unknown (2008)

More difficult would be casting the right “voices” to play as his biochip buddies. ❋ Unknown (2006)

My first reaction was to ask if I could change a few things, like maybe dump or rethink Rogue's biochip buddies, but that wasn't possible - the series was very much supposed as a return rather than another reboot. ❋ DAVID BISHOP (2007)

The chip array circle shows the heart of the biochip wherein the sample collection and processing is done within a microfaricated structure. ❋ Grace Lee (2005)

Prototype for the CD4 analyzer and biochip sensor. ❋ Grace Lee (2005)

MESERVE: Yes, that biochip technology that you saw can be used to fingerprint anthrax, figure out which strain it is. ❋ Unknown (2007)

But meet the biochip, it can detect thousands of biological threats all at once. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The biochip implant will replace the so-called local pass currently being used to enter the country. ❋ Unknown (2007)

When the sample interacts with the biochip, the droplet with the right probes will bind the pathogen, essentially making it stick. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Bioterror Detectors Get Sensitive  :  Discoveries   Bioterror Detectors Get Sensitive Luke O'Brien 11.21.06 The biochip system can identify infectious disease strains in less than 15 minutes when testing protein arrays and in less than two hours when testing nucleic acid arrays. ❋ Unknown (2006)

If, for example, biochip users see a smallpox droplet light up, they know it's time to check their biohazard suits. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The biochip is then placed under a laser, which excites the fluorescent tags on the pathogen. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Argonne's biochip could be a boon to the medical profession -- a faster, cheaper and more precise way to provide on-the-spot diagnoses of pedestrian ailments such as strep throat or the flu. ❋ Unknown (2006)