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A consideration of Pacific Biosciences

Discover insights from a Pacific Biosciences representative at a recent seminar. Was it as crowded as expected?

Written byRazib Khan
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I went to a seminar where a Pacific Biosciences representative was presenting recently. Along with others I arrived early because we thought it would be rather crowded. Not so much. Has the bubble burst?

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