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I'm calling bs, since current sequencing techniques take weeks and cost tens of thousands...
My bio professor was just telling us about these ha
chimera2650, take 5 seconds on google before spouting your opinions! I work in DNA sequencing and I was told about these at work this morning :-P7
*ahem* :-P
It depends upon how much of the genome you sequence. 23andMe offers genome sequencing for only hundreds - what's pictured above is a MINIon portable/disposable DNA sequencer from Oxford Nanopore; go here for more info: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/18/health/oxford-nanopore-unveils-tiny-dna-sequencing-device.html?_r=1&nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha26
23andme use microarrays not sequencing https://www.23andme.com/you/faqwin/chip/
My bad - my point was that genome analysis - of many varieties - is dropping considerably in price.
Wow, it's really amazing the fast of the development of the tech at every turn I feel me obsolet :P
For those moments when someone drinks your soda @ work and leaves the bottle...