Abstract
There is a move in Europe and America to establish their own standards for the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technique although it is a technique essential to biotechnology, and it is feared that such will restrain Japan's activities. In its effort to counter the move, Japan is exerting its own endeavors, hoping that it will profit from international standardization of criteria for the PCR technique. The Japanese effort aims at establishing international standards by unifying measuring procedures in the PCR technique and by enhancing the general-purpose feature of the data involved. In concrete terms, items available on the market, such as test and research equipment, reagents, and electronic instruments for use in measurement, are compared with each other in terms of performance, and basic specifications necessary for standardization and basic data on quality are collected. The effort involves, in more concrete terms, the measurement of thermal cycler temperature distribution, the evaluation of heat-resistant DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) polymerase temperature sensitivity and accuracy, and the evaluation of performance of CCD (charge coupled device) camera systems and Polaroid camera systems to be used for the evaluation of PCR products. (NEDO)
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Fiscal 1999 technical achievement report. Development project on prompt-effect international standards for developing new industry (Standardization of gene amplification and analysis methods for genetic screening); 1999 nendo shinki sangyo ikusei sokkogata kokusai hyojunka kaihatsu jigyo seika hokokusho. Idenshi kensayo idenshi zofuku kaiseki hoho no hyojunka.
Japan: N. p.,
2000.
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Fiscal 1999 technical achievement report. Development project on prompt-effect international standards for developing new industry (Standardization of gene amplification and analysis methods for genetic screening); 1999 nendo shinki sangyo ikusei sokkogata kokusai hyojunka kaihatsu jigyo seika hokokusho. Idenshi kensayo idenshi zofuku kaiseki hoho no hyojunka.
Japan.
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2000.
"Fiscal 1999 technical achievement report. Development project on prompt-effect international standards for developing new industry (Standardization of gene amplification and analysis methods for genetic screening); 1999 nendo shinki sangyo ikusei sokkogata kokusai hyojunka kaihatsu jigyo seika hokokusho. Idenshi kensayo idenshi zofuku kaiseki hoho no hyojunka."
Japan.
@misc{etde_20175095,
title = {Fiscal 1999 technical achievement report. Development project on prompt-effect international standards for developing new industry (Standardization of gene amplification and analysis methods for genetic screening); 1999 nendo shinki sangyo ikusei sokkogata kokusai hyojunka kaihatsu jigyo seika hokokusho. Idenshi kensayo idenshi zofuku kaiseki hoho no hyojunka}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {There is a move in Europe and America to establish their own standards for the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technique although it is a technique essential to biotechnology, and it is feared that such will restrain Japan's activities. In its effort to counter the move, Japan is exerting its own endeavors, hoping that it will profit from international standardization of criteria for the PCR technique. The Japanese effort aims at establishing international standards by unifying measuring procedures in the PCR technique and by enhancing the general-purpose feature of the data involved. In concrete terms, items available on the market, such as test and research equipment, reagents, and electronic instruments for use in measurement, are compared with each other in terms of performance, and basic specifications necessary for standardization and basic data on quality are collected. The effort involves, in more concrete terms, the measurement of thermal cycler temperature distribution, the evaluation of heat-resistant DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) polymerase temperature sensitivity and accuracy, and the evaluation of performance of CCD (charge coupled device) camera systems and Polaroid camera systems to be used for the evaluation of PCR products. (NEDO)}
place = {Japan}
year = {2000}
month = {Mar}
}
title = {Fiscal 1999 technical achievement report. Development project on prompt-effect international standards for developing new industry (Standardization of gene amplification and analysis methods for genetic screening); 1999 nendo shinki sangyo ikusei sokkogata kokusai hyojunka kaihatsu jigyo seika hokokusho. Idenshi kensayo idenshi zofuku kaiseki hoho no hyojunka}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {There is a move in Europe and America to establish their own standards for the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technique although it is a technique essential to biotechnology, and it is feared that such will restrain Japan's activities. In its effort to counter the move, Japan is exerting its own endeavors, hoping that it will profit from international standardization of criteria for the PCR technique. The Japanese effort aims at establishing international standards by unifying measuring procedures in the PCR technique and by enhancing the general-purpose feature of the data involved. In concrete terms, items available on the market, such as test and research equipment, reagents, and electronic instruments for use in measurement, are compared with each other in terms of performance, and basic specifications necessary for standardization and basic data on quality are collected. The effort involves, in more concrete terms, the measurement of thermal cycler temperature distribution, the evaluation of heat-resistant DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) polymerase temperature sensitivity and accuracy, and the evaluation of performance of CCD (charge coupled device) camera systems and Polaroid camera systems to be used for the evaluation of PCR products. (NEDO)}
place = {Japan}
year = {2000}
month = {Mar}
}