I bought a DNA Sequencer for less than the cost of a home genetic test!

I bought a surplus DNA Sequencer for under $100! I don't know how to use it yet, or if it's even fully working, but it's still pretty cool! In this video, we do some unboxing and initial tests to see what it has and what it might need.
The system is an IntegenX Apollo 100 from around 2009. It includes the lab-on-a-chip sequencing units, fluid-handling Tecan robot assembly, pressure and vacuum module, control computer with software, and some other bits and pieces.
While I don't yet know how to clone any extinct animals, create mutant monsters, or even check my ancestry or geneology, I can still say I own a DNA sequencing lab! Stay tuned for future videos when we (hopefully) figure out more about what this thing can and can't do, how to operate it, and what we might need to do something interesting with it.
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[@DIYBiotech]

This is awesome!! I'm a bioengineering PhD students so I'd have a blast playing with something like this! I do genetic engineering with yeast. From some reading, this machine does Sanger style sequencing of around 900 bases of DNA at a time, which is what my lab still uses. We pay about $3-4 per sample to have them sequenced with next day results. But I've always thought in-house sequencing would be way better! In order to do Sanger sequencing, you need a concentrated DNA sample (you likely couldn't use your whole genome) and a primer, which is a short (20-30 base) fragment of DNA that tells the reaction where to start reading from. You probably need to make a few different buffers to run the machine as well. I'd be happy to help you get it set up and send you some samples to sequence! We couldn't sequence your whole genome, but we could sequence a fragment of one of your genes pretty easily. I think it'd be a fun experiment!

[@fmaion]

Make him an offer that he cannot refuse it...

[@saveitforparts]

Interesting! I've talked to a couple people who are somewhat familiar with this unit or things like it, and so far it sounds like it would be complex and expensive to actually do much with it. It didn't come with any chemicals or primers or anything.

[@fmaion]

@@saveitforparts I don't think it is easy, from my lack of knowledge. ;-) I would love to have a video with you and @DIY Biotech making it work.

[@saveitforparts]

I'm not actually sure how to DM people on KZbin, maybe shoot me an email gabe saveitforparts dot com. Thanks!

[@immortalleague-kn7xh]

Hi, I have a Beckman Coulter 608450 CEQ 8000 Genetic Analyzer System, I was hoping to use it to do dna methylation test, would that be feasible? would it be capale of doing geneologiccal studies?

[@leonardarola]

When you start cloning cats, let us know.

[@asn413]

meow

[@asn413]

meow

[@jamesscott1932]

I knew a Hepcat down at Shelby-Dale

[@nikfs5620]

*cat girls

[@leonardarola]

@@nikfs5620 I would take one too.

[@MadeleineTakam]

Just incredible. I finished my degree in Biochemistry in 1991. This would have been worth millions in those days. It would be another 8 years before human Stem Cells were accomplished. My husband was treated with them in 2020 for multiple myeloma. In another 30 years I guess we will be able to treat anything for the rich anyway.

[@AaronzDad]

If you use the DNA Sequencer to test the cats would that be... A Cat Scan?

[@yanfishtwig2356]

Ha good one🤩

[@devinsullivan6160]

Best unboxing video ever. I always keep an eye out for chromatography gear at the mad scientist auctions. Oh SaveItForParts, some of us even remember external SCSI ports

[@Rebar77_real]

Could create an MGM styled water fountain with the valve servos if a RasPi can talk to them. Add a couple of flashing leds and the fish cube could rave hard. Interesting find.

[@80lab38]

really looking forward for part two!

[@saveitforparts]

I did a follow-up on this where I determined it's kind of useless without expensive chemicals and supplies. Sadly I can't bring back the dinosaurs, I even asked a few scientists and they thought it was too old to get going on my $0 budget. I ended up trading it to a viewer for some other stuff.

[@mikeselectricstuff]

Old DNA analysers are useless, the tech has moved so fast that even if you could still get the consumables they would be way more expensive than modern services. And even if you could use it, you'd still need a lot more lab equipment and trained operators to do anything useful. I've taken apart several - one originally cost $500K, and consumables were about $20K per run. Think I paid about $300 for it. it is interesting to see how they build gear that is basically "cost no object"

[@saveitforparts]

Yep, I learned from a couple people that these are obsolete and too expensive to run. I traded it to someone for some other stuff.

[@ericlotze7724]

7:12 Same with me, they forgot (although I feel dumb for not noticing, yet checking for EVERYTHING ELSE lol, gotta love adhd sometimes) not only the 3 or so serial port cables, BUT ALSO THE RUDDER PEDALS. I’ll either hack together something from an Arduino (some good diy/os designs exist already), or pay 100 or so dollars to get the “real deal” as an oem replacement part. Either way CHECK FOR THINGS AND ASK WHEN DOING THESE. Otherwise, as stated in my other comment, i 100% recommend going to these.

[@tekvax01]

"Don't turn it on... Take it apart!" -- EEVBlog (Dave Jones)

[@ek8710]

Please don't tear it apart! Would be amazing to get it working :D

[@saveitforparts]

Yeah that would be the last resort, if I can't use it I'd try to give it away. But sometimes old tech gets so old that no-one even wants it donated, like the wheelchair lift that was too sketchy (so I made it into a tank).

[@ericlotze7724]

@@saveitforparts Also look up if you have any local Makerspaces/biohackers, worse case scenario send it to someone like “TheThoughtEmporium” etc. Kit like this is an AMAZING find, and will be a huge help to those who know how to use it and need it!

[@bashkillszombies]

@@saveitforparts I was about to say; before ripping it apart and dooming it to junk giving it to someone in your area who knows how to use it is peak chad move. Especially given how much the American tax payer already paid for this. It's a disgrace it ended up in your hands for $85. That is an indictment against the overspending and waste of big government.

[@deansimono7057]

Still tons of fun to see you got thousands of dolars of lab equip for under $100 !!!!

[@deftknight7418]

This is the wildest unboxingI've ever seen. You just "Casually" Bought a DNA sequencer... HOW.

[@jafinch78]

Yeah, University Surplus Stores are awesome! COVID threw stuff into a more hassle ways and means... and seems pricing went up other than the auction stuff at times. Looks like that blue thing holds that larger Nalgene bottle? Maybe was never used? I had equipment that before I implemented the Design Qualification (DQ) into the Equipment Lifecyle SOP... the lab would purchase equipment they never used since didn't meet the lab specifications test procedure requirements and then would just list on the lab auction site eventually (I forget which one Perrigo and I think Pfizer used since I didn't deal with those systems). Will be interesting to see what you can determine to get working cost effectively. Would be interesting if you can find the software and/or hardware engineer(s) and/or scientist(s) that developed the equipment? Maybe even a lab tech might know enough?

[@olivia7546]

bro ive been binging ur videos all morning ur like the ultimate nerd ur videos are amazing fr

[@EmoticonFury]

Your cable organization there is a great idea of those boxes. I just go digging through a big box.

[@saveitforparts]

I had a giant tangle in a box for years. This makes it a little faster to actually find stuff! And I don't have to spend an hour trying to find and extract the other end of a particular cable!

[@DetroitMicroSound]

Yep! CNC Plasma table, waiting to be created!

[@ebaystars]

some college in a poor country would love it - maybe crowdfund its shipping and set up - find the company who took over and offer some positive or if they refuse negative advertising

[@eugenefisher2965]

Tear out the XYZ controller and install arduinos with motor drivers for a small CNC or 3d printer. The mechanical part of that system has got to be better than most hobbyist units on the market. Tecan is a well known biomedical engineering company that collaborates with numerous others in the field.

[@bazoo513]

6:55 - American Megatrends BIOS! I haven't seen one of those in _ages!_

[@xyaz_]

"Professional Hoarding." Best thing said in 2023

[@agroman77]

ahhh, good old times. I remember when I got an old VAX machine at the junkyard, like 3 wardrobes.. a few months worth of work and that baby was guzzling power...

[@steuk6510]

The vacuum unit need's plugging in that will connect with bottles

[@VanijaMi]

"i was expecting to turn this thing on, spit in a tube and it would tell me if i'm an italian" 😂

[@prod.roadrunner]

10:36 “Thought I could just turn it on, spit in a tube, and it would tell me if I’m Italian” 😂😂😂

[@neophytealpha]

Could be fun to play with something like that

[@babyeatingpsychopath]

Came for the sequencer, stayed for The Killer Shrews!

[@BlortNet]

You crack the best jokes

[@mike97525]

love this stuff😎😎

[@jessen00001]

This os sooooo cool 😮🎉 Mann the auctions in the US is so much better than in DK 😢

[@trustthewater]

Try reaching out to The Thought Emporium. See if he's interested in it or could at least point you in some direction on what to do with it. He's in Canada so shipping costs would be insane but I know he has lots of connections to groups that do genetics. Some in the US.

[@saveitforparts]

A couple people have suggested that now. I'll see if I can get ahold of them!

[@greenaum]

Ah yeah that's the dude who genetically engineers stuff for a laugh in his living room, right? He must have so many exotic pets.

[@petevenuti7355]

​@@greenaum the lab mascot is Gary the slime mold. His bioluminescent bacteria Christmas tree was wild!

[@patrusken]

Com-ports are still in full use.. I'm working with all kinds of big cnc;s and robots... And all industries machines using "com-ports".. 😁

[@chadwi4648]

10:30 Comedy line! :)

[@jamesparker2337]

That part you did not know what it was looks to be a flow measuring/indicating rotameter.

[@asn413]

gabriel, I had a thought (uh oh) you might be able to sell this to a prop house. they rent aparatus to film productions. it turns on and moves, about all it needs to do. :)

[@matakaw4287]

At the very least you should have a couple stepper motors for other projects.

[@gannas42]

I am looking forward to the dinosaur park addition at sandland. Also since I took my A+ certification back in 2000 yes I cannot forget serial ports, or SCSI device termination and ID mapping. Speaking of weird stuff and professional hoarding... you happen to be interested in a 24' diameter 52" depth Intex pool liner? Used for a couple weeks then stuffed into my shed after it tore along the top rail. Have pics of the damage and part number if interested. I am in west st paul.

[@saveitforparts]

I'm not sure what I'd do with the pool liner, right now every spare storage spot is stuffed with old billboard tarps! I need to do some un-hoarding so I have space for more hoarding :-)

[@gannas42]

@@saveitforparts Definitely know the feeling... currently going through an unhoard myself. Just can't bring myself to chuck it because it still holds water but is scary as an above ground pool due to the support being compromised. Maybe I will turn it into an in-ground pond? Or maybe I should hold on to it until you get more mileage on the DNA sequencer because it'd probably make a great water dish for the dinosaurs. 🤣

[@saveitforparts]

If you have the yard space you could do a garden pond, we made one with a stock tank and some extra plastic pond liner. It brings in a TON of wildlife, we see all sorts of cool migratory songbirds and other critters now that we have a pond. If it's 52" deep you could dig it below the frost line and over-winter fish in it.

[@asn413]

did i see the framing of an above ground pool out by your cabin? then again i saw a burrito floating around my house the other day... couldn't catch it. i was hungry too :(

[@Pqj613]

I would like to know more about this machine. It's pretty amazing. Please start experimenting asap.

[@saveitforparts]

I'm actually trying to trade this away, I've talked to a few scientists and haven't found a good way to DIY stuff with this unfortunately.

[@troopergoodwin6530]

neat!

[@bazoo513]

5:30 - It was around $15k. eBay lists some for $5-6k. Maybe you can write to Thermo Fisher - they ought to still have original documentation.

[@neophytealpha]

Perhaps track down and make the cables

[@DXingSlovenija]

Wow, now I like you even more Even if you had no idea what to do with a device, you still try to use it as a whole or, give it to someone that will know what to do

[@dagmarsuarez3033]

I recognized both movies you clipped from. The more obscure one is The Killer Shrews. I suspect you borrowed from the MST 3K sendup of it. The deal breaker here is going to be the reagents.

[@saveitforparts]

I actually found those on Archive.org, I'll have to watch the MST3K version!

[@rellevarTemiT]

That poor hampster never saw it coming.

[@jedharding3492]

GPS output for navigation software was serial bus for years! Post- LORAN. Is the sequencer essentially an auto PCR/electrophoresis?

[@trustthewater]

I was recently involved in provisioning a bunch of $4,000 laptops that had built in GPS. Brand new models. They still use serial to communicate. Granted, it's all internal but I had to make sure they were assigning the correct COM ports to talk to software.

[@saveitforparts]

I'm still not 100% sure what the thing does, apparently it handles the first two steps of a Sanger sequence (but not the electrophoresis part). It might be a little less useful than I thought, but I'm consulting with some more knowledgeable folks to see if we can do something with it!

[@saveitforparts]

Interesting! Only time I really use serial these days is when I have to program some oddball device like a radio or one of those RV satellite dishes. I have a couple other things with mysterious serial ports but no documentation on how to talk to them.

[@mookfaru835]

Which auctions do you use?

[@BearMeat4Dinner]

Dude!!❤

[@MaxStax1]

Hilarious you edited in a Killer Shrews clip. 😆

[@joshuabessire9169]

Dumb and maybe 1 good ideas: Homemade 3d printer. Personal Floppitron. 1st request would be "Home Improvement" theme. Empty one of the cabinets of parts, put a shank in it, fill with concrete. Literal boat anchor for the jetboat. Clone a condor or ibex instead. That way you won't have to hear, um, Jeff Goldblum go on about chaos.

[@saveitforparts]

I actually have a couple 3D printer projects I'm working on, but they're more complete / assembled than starting with this. Maybe if they don't work I can cobble together everything into one gadget :-)

[@petevenuti7355]

I've been trolling for a find like this since ebay began!!!

[@saveitforparts]

Gotta check little local auctions, companies going out of business etc. I just saw another batch of these pop up on a random auction website and none of them sold for more than $10 :-P

[@petevenuti7355]

​@@saveitforparts I used to , but now I live in the middle of nowhere and have no driver's license ...

[@bazoo513]

4:07 - Yeah, by Thermo Fisher Scientific - they acquired _everybody._

[@mikecole2023]

Look at the bottom of the box under the machine

[@saveitforparts]

I looked under it, didn't find any cables or extras. Fortunately it seems like random junk I had was compatible!

[@al3k]

This is awesome! I really wish we had the whole auction thing going on in Europe like this but we don't.. :( USA is awesome. :(

[@saveitforparts]

No surplus auctions over there? What do companies / governments do with all their old unwanted junk?

[@al3k]

@@saveitforparts Yeah I'm from the UK and have lived in Spain and Poland, and .. I dunno, it's just not "a thing" here for all sorts of stuff like this.. At best, we get gov't stolen cars and bike auctions.. the rest, as far as I know, gets insolved privately at the list price or just gets junked..... Plus no doube we simply aren't even allowed to deal with ex-lab stuff like that publically.. Also, we just don't have the space for it all.. Sadly, most of our stuff gets compacted and landfilled - you said something in this video I've been saying for a long time - DO NOT THROW STUFF AWAY.. however, first you gotta get your own bit of land and space, and then stand and protect that space til you die.. :/ Over here, everyone's getting shoveled into holes and boxes real quick.. :(

[@brainiac_brian]

Holy cow! That machine is still 6k on ebay!

[@saveitforparts]

Yeah, people can ask whatever they want on eBay, you have to look at the sold items to see what things are actually worth. I just saw another local auction with one of these and some other lab stuff. I didn't bother bidding and it went for like $6 :-P

[@johhlu4900]

Where did you purchase this?

[@saveitforparts]

From a surplus equipment auction. I'm not sure where it originally came from. I'd be willing to sell it if someone could use it and wants to pay shipping!

[@KRich408]

What kind of cat is that you picked up? Our cat looks exactly like it. We found ours when it was about 4-5 weeks old in our yard nobody claimed him. Definitely looks like a pure breed

[@saveitforparts]

Both of our cats are 2nd-hand, unknown breeds. Donny (the shorthair) kept showing up in my garage, we found the owner but after about the 5th time they said he must like me better. Fluff (the fluffy one) was from a household with too much drama between other cats. They get along OK with eachother most of the time!

[@tjmbv8680]

Damn thats a good deal, only one on ebay right now and its going for over 5k.

[@saveitforparts]

The thing with eBay is you can ask whatever you want, but won't necessarily get bids.

[@tjmbv8680]

@@saveitforparts Yeah that's a good point, still though I would bet its worth more than just $100. I hope I can find a good deal on one once I get enough space to setup a proper bio lab. I really want to be able to sequence my own dna and test it for a certain gene that runs in my family which causes peripheral nephropathy, I am hoping by the time I have kids I can find a way to remove it if I am a carrier.

[@johng.1703]

it's not a DNA sequencer, it does the prep work for the sequencer.

[@among-us-99999]

Maybe The Thought Emporium knows more

[@saveitforparts]

I've seen some of their satellite tracking videos, I'll have to check out more of their stuff!

[@among-us-99999]

They have done a lot of bio stuff, especially genetics.

[@alexanderlacy945]

Yeah 100% get in contact with with.

[@saveitforparts]

I sent them an email, will see if they respond!

[@ericlotze7724]

I went to one and got a *dual engine flight simulator and old pc* for *20USD* Came for that and ended up getting some other misc stuff.

[@ericlotze7724]

Sadly i could not fit the *Forensic Cyanoacrylic Glue Fuming Chamber* in my 90s honda accord (but did fit the flight simulator console…WITHOUT REMOVING ANY SEATS LMAO, sketchiest drive home though lol), otherwise i would have had the world’s BEST 3D Printed part smoothing machine… Either way i 100% reccomend these if you have some money to burn, ESPECIALLY if you share the fun at Makerspaces etc (as i hope to do one day) not hoarding it yourself, or worse end up selling them for more…

[@neophytealpha]

25 pin to USB could also be useful

[@luminousfractal420]

Vista good. Before they meddled with the usb stack and made windows non medically compliant. (Latency ..remember how laser mice saved us from terrible motherboards...wasnt the boards, was Microsoft) (Details in the microsoft white sheets for the usb stack update)

[@M.TTT.]

Wait, its not 2009 right now? Ah, now it all makes sense lol

[@jonlangford7622]

Officer, there is nothing in the trunk.

[@fullraph]

I'm sure there's someone on reddit who has perfect knowledge of this machine!

[@saveitforparts]

I thought about that but I don't know what subreddit to post it in. Half the time when I post my videos on there they get flagged as spam and auto-deleted :-P

[@fullraph]

@@saveitforparts I would ask in r/DNA and r/askscience. Maybe post some pictures of your kit instead of linking the video. Or link the video in the comments below your thread. Honestly it would be so fun if you could get it working!

[@saveitforparts]

Aaaannnd it's been deleted from r/askscience, can't see the reason because the whole thread is gone. Good old Reddit, if it's not memes or crypto it's not allowed :-P

[@fullraph]

@@saveitforparts Ah damn, oh well :/

[@Backtrack3332]

Any follow up on this?

[@saveitforparts]

I traded it for some solar panels!

[@Backtrack3332]

@@saveitforparts oh okay, nice

[@andysun9928]

I'm Andy, and I come from a professional manufacturer of Life Science equipment. We specialize in Genetic analyzers, RT-PCR, and Forensic DNA Testing Reagents (STR Reagents) with a focus on independent research and development and production. Perhaps we could collaborate, and we can offer a free paternity testing kit for you to try out.

[@saveitforparts]

Thanks for the offer, but I actually just traded this away!

[@L1mJahey]

Going to start calling you Hammond from now on.

[@AiMR]

But will it run Crysis?

[@misterbonzoid5623]

'Some kinda science junk'. I thought that was what you wanted.

[@History-Remastered]

do you still have this? would you consider selling it?

[@saveitforparts]

I've traded it away, sorry!

[@faramund9865]

So close, yet so far away. As with many things these days, I think they've made it far harder than it needs to be, simply to protect their craft. Someone who has worked with it could probably set you up in a minute.

[@Sincerit]

To sequence DNA on these old machines it will cost thousands of dollars. That's why these are absolute. New machine are way cheeper to run!

[@UKsystems]

Actually, if you’re willing to 3-D print the custom plastic parts that are single use and can purchase the chemicals used individually it is way cheaper

[@SomeGuyInSandy]

Looks like it would make an $85 3D printer...

[@zerodoinkthirty9610]

Dude, great vid, love the cyberpunk vibes haha

[@rocklicker639]

His should be interesting.

[@Crus0e]

spit in a tube and tell me if I'm italian LOLZ

[@randykitchleburger2780]

Dude WTF did you score? Holy...

[@saveitforparts]

It turned out to be fairly useless. I see these come up for auction now and then and I've been ignoring them even when they sell for $10 😂

[@qbertatx]

You could start 23 and me, and you, maybe you, maybe her and him also.

[@john762x51]

for a dna sequencer especially back then you're looking for like half a million dollars plus its still probably worth 10 g also sell the computer with the machine the computer should have specialty software on it

[@everythingquads]

I think these units become obsolete because the tests are so expensive.

[@thenervousmechanicofficialpage]

Hey Man, I just found your channel and I love it. Ive been working on mine as well so it's still getting there. My question was what website do you use for auctions and such?

[@saveitforparts]

It depends on the area, there are some like publicsurplus that cover most of the US and others that just do one state, and then tons of little websites that just do specific cities. There are some for estate sales, some for surplus vehicles, some for business liquidation, it really depends where you are and what you're looking for.

[@thenervousmechanicofficialpage]

@saveitforparts i got ya! Cool. Great channel man. I always like getting old equipment and makeing it work. The weather build video was awesome.

[@simplyshorts748]

Any news?

[@saveitforparts]

I traded it to someone for some old solar panels and an old 3D printer. Couldn't find the chemicals it needs, and it was too old to really do useful science.

[@tekvax01]

$10 thousand dollars... More like $100 Thousand!

[@literallyjudas2157]

nono i love this

[@I_leave_mean_comments]

I like this channel.

[@petevenuti7355]

What did you do to deserve your good fortune !!!

[@saveitforparts]

Trolled through too many surplus sales and estate auctions 😅

[@qbertatx]

We need to crowd fund you a secret lair.

[@TheDistur]

time to upgrade your degree

[@northeden8661]

Windows Vista. Those were the days. Junk OS. Pure crap. Nice try with the revival. Dang thing sounds like a printer from the mid nineties. By the way, that was a parallel port, not a serial port.

[@saveitforparts]

It's the size of a parallel port but uses serial protocol, not really sure why they did that. It works with a generic USB-to-serial adapter. I kind of dimly remember my old DOS and LAPLINK experiments with 286 laptops, and I don't think parallel and serial were directly compatible without additional converter boxes.

[@dagmarsuarez3033]

There is a great scene in The IT Crowd where Moss is standing next to a bomb disposal robot examining a suspicious package. He's really just quite excited by it all. Then he calls out to the tech who is running it from a safe 100 yards away: "What operating system do you use?" "Uh.....I think its Vista". "AHHHHH, WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE!!!"

[@petevenuti7355]

​​@@saveitforparts if I remember correctly, they both could use 25pin 'D' centronics connectors, but the gender would be reversed for serial, I can't remember which one was was male or female for peripherals, my old printers aren't handy, and I often mixed them up when I used them often.. SCSI one used that connector too! Got a scanner that needs a 25 to 50(or68) pin adapter..

[@elvisnnaemeka6722]

Please can you help me acquire one for my laboratory?

[@saveitforparts]

I traded this one away, sorry! You could search for online surplus auctions in your area, that's how I found this originally. Or if you live near a college, they often have stuff like this for sale from a surplus or re-use program.

[@elvisnnaemeka6722]

@@saveitforparts My lab is in a resource-poor country. The equipment would have made a world of difference. Anyway, I have subscribed to your channel in case you come by another one. Thank you. 😂

[@garypinholster1962]

Thankfully it's the good one. Lmfao. We all know what you're talking about

[@GUYANAUNCUT]

Will you sell this to me for $3000?

[@saveitforparts]

I already traded it for some other junk, sorry!

[@jonboro2000]

Fellow junk hoarder... How do you find these local auctions? I'm tired of overpriced ebay.

[@saveitforparts]

Auctionguy.com is one place that lists a bunch of sites. Or estatesales.net has largely gone to auctions.

[@jonboro2000]

Thanks for the tips! Also as fellow engineer and projects for the love of projects guy, I like what you all get up to! I wish I was closer to Wisconsin!

[@hgbugalou]

Some say peak capitalism is bad, but I think it's pretty cool that ordinary people can get newish in box high end biotech gear for under 100 bucks. Society may collapse but us tinkerers, makers, and mad scientists will be entertained learning things 😂.

[@curtisnewton895]

talk to thoughtemporium

[@saveitforparts]

You're at least the 3rd person to suggest them! I sent them an email, will see if they reply.

[@abuhosin1109]

can say this man is single. and living his life.

[@kevindial1071]

That selling o. Ebay for $6,999

[@saveitforparts]

People can start bidding at whatever you want, it doesn't mean anyone will pay that much! I suppose I could put mine on there for $5k and see what happens...

[@Jirayu.Kaewprateep]

📺💬 DNA test sequence 🥺💬 It is sequential differentiation you know in AI but it is a long string and does not exactly match they need to compare in segments but I watch from the VDO the tools are new for me. 🧸💬 Not only DNA but it can test some compound's properties if they are capable but the main objective is how you map large long strings with small tiny pieces like compound DNA. 🐐💬 I think identity is not enough if you think a DNA test is a must. 🐑💬 As the same other tools otherwise you becomes a doctor nephews.

[@empressofmadness]

@thethoughtemporium would love this

[@saveitforparts]

I contacted them, they were one of the people who helped me decide it's too hard to get this running!

[@empressofmadness]

@@saveitforparts damn, that's tough. May as well keep it around for parts or something then I guess