The revolution was not televised.

The revolution was not televised. In the fall of 1999 the Stanford University Microarray Database profited up, and a level of computing power was on a sudden available to the field of molecular biology that and nothing else a few years earlier was inconceivable. onward Oct. 19, the database recorded its 50000th experiment, marking its place at the forefront of an information processing revolution that has yielded groundbreaking insights into the relationships between gene and illness, as well as fundamental biological discoveries.