it's not impossible to do DNA sequencing in your garage- either by buying a sequencer on ebay, or implementing your own. However, most of the data you'd genera

it's not impossible to do DNA sequencing in your garage- either by buying a sequencer on ebay, or implementing your own. However, most of the data you'd generate wouldn't be that useful, instead, I think you could make a spotted microarray, which was one of the early examples of DIY process automation in biology (around 2000), that could be turned to nefarious uses with much less time and capital.