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ADNAS unveils DNA authentication for cotton species
05 Apr '16
3 min read
“This is a critical tipping point,” said MeiLin Wan, vice president of textile sales at ADNAS. “It is important to provide quantitative results for cotton yarns and fabrics, specifically for greige (gray and beige) yarn and fabric. Since they are unprocessed, the ability to extract DNA and precisely determine the quantity of ELS DNA, Upland DNA or a blend, is helpful to determine if the product is 100 per cent pure. This is the tip of the iceberg; expect more technical innovations from Applied DNA in the coming year.” (NA)
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