Kit lets ill astronauts self-diagnose while in outer space
No trained personnel or complicated equipment is needed to perform test identifying viruses and bacteria infecting space crew.
Source: israel21c.org
Stay updated with breaking news from Dudu Burstein. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
No trained personnel or complicated equipment is needed to perform test identifying viruses and bacteria infecting space crew.
"In the International Space Station, we tested a CRISPR-based detection method developed by Dr. Janice Chen and colleagues in the Doudna lab," TAU's Dr. Dudu Burstein said.
Tel Aviv University research could lead to rapid detection of diseases and pathogens on space missions - Click the link for more details