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> Is it to the price level (e.g. under $1K) where an individual patient could pay a lab to sequence their own virus sample? Sure. It'll run under $50 in bulk.
by bhickey 5y ago
> Is it to the price level (e.g. under $1K) where an individual patient could pay a lab to sequence their own virus sample?
Sure. It'll run under $50 in bulk. Less, but not that much less, if you're only interested in sequencing the spike.
> How about the cost of sequencing one drop of the vaccine vial they received, as a quality control sample of the distribution supply chain?
This isn't a useful quality check. A negative result implicates your field assay rather than manufacturing.
- walterbell 5y agoThanks for the pricing. > This isn't a useful quality check. A negative result implicates your field assay rather than manufacturing. What if there were multiple samples of the same lot number, collected in different geographical regions at different times?