Genes in Space is a unique opportunity for young scientists to launch their ideas into orbit

NEBinspired blog
02/05/2023 7 min
Genes in Space is a unique opportunity for young scientists to launch their ideas into orbit

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The 2022 Genes in Space competition winner, Pristine Onuoha, developed a space-ready DNA assay that could detect length differences in DNA, which has implications for bio-monitoring DNA changes in astronauts. Her experiment is set to launch to the International Space Station in June 2023.

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