GenapSys unveiled the GENIUS 110™ next generation DNA sequencing system at the AGBT (Advances in Genome Biology & Technology) sequencing technology conclave held on Marco Island, FL. Dr. Hesaam Esfandyarpour, founder and ceo, presented the revolutionary GENIUS DNA sequencer with a footprint no bigger than an Apple® iPad® and that promises to make DNA sequencing widely available to individual researchers and diagnostic laboratories for the first time.
Dr. Esfandyarpour invited individual researchers, industry professionals and assay developers to apply for GENIUS Club™ membership (www.genapsys.com/genius-club/), an early access partnership that is designed to provide selected GENIUS Club members with advanced product access and support. Submitting a refundable deposit of $2,500 for a one-month trial period, GENIUS Club members will be among the first to receive GENIUS systems and the appropriate consumables prior to the planned commercial launch of the GENIUS platform. Upon completion of the trial-period, GENIUS Club members will have the option of converting to one of several consumables plans for ongoing membership and continued GENIUS system usage.
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