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Tue 15 Feb, 2011 05:04 am
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Dunman is a leader in the development and use of array technology to study microbes and explore fresh approaches to the development of antibiotics. While microarrays are widely used by scientists to take what amounts to a snapshot of the activity of thousands of genes in a cell, Dunman adds a twist. His team employs the technology constantly to watch what happens to RNA molecules after they've been made, typically taking dozens of snapshots in the span of hours to get an ongoing, intimate look at RNA degradation.
@oristarA,
Dunman adds a twist=Dunman does it somewhat differently than the usual way.
Dunman alters standard procedure. That does make it a "new way" compared to the way that others do it.