Agreed. I was expecting something revolutionary in the report linked from the article. I'm pretty shocked that a technique from the 1970's is only now "disrupti

Agreed. I was expecting something revolutionary in the report linked from the article. I'm pretty shocked that a technique from the 1970's is only now "disrupting" the medical laboratory industry. I'm not saying that this isn't impressive, just that it seems it should have been done a long time ago!