One early method developed by this man and Alan Coulson uses radiolabeling of small fragments and is called the Plus and Minus method.
One early method developed by this man and Alan Coulson uses radiolabeling of small fragments and is called the Plus and Minus method. Another method developed by this man uses fluorodinitrobenzene to create dinitrophenyl amino-acid derivatives, but was eventually replaced by the Edman degradation. An instrument based on a method named for him uses the BigDye reagent, and output a peak chromatogram trace after a capillary electrophoresis step. An institution named for him near Cambridge made the single biggest contribution to the Human Genome Project, using a method developed by him. That method uses labeled dideoxy teriminator nucleotides to sequence DNA. For 10 points, name this British geneticist and two-time Nobelist in Chemistry, a pioneer of DNA sequencing.
One early method developed by this man and Alan Coulson uses radiolabeling of small fragments and is called the Plus and Minus method.
Frederick {Sanger}