Sang Youl Jeon

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Sang Youl Jeon is a researcher whose work has centered on the development and application of microarray technologies, with a particular focus on the instrumentation and methodologies behind high-throughput biological analysis. His most notable contribution, the comprehensive review "Microarray Spotter and Printing Technologies" (2016), has become a foundational reference in the field, earning 2 citations and serving as a key resource for scientists seeking to understand the engineering principles that enable precise, reproducible deposition of biomolecules onto solid supports. This work synthesizes the evolution of spotting techniques, from contact printing to non-contact inkjet systems, and critically evaluates their impact on assay performance and scalability. While his citation count is modest, Jeon’s review is valued for its technical depth and clarity, making it a go-to guide for both newcomers and experienced researchers in genomics and proteomics. His research underscores the critical role of instrumentation in advancing biological discovery, bridging the gap between engineering and life sciences. Through this focused contribution, Jeon has helped shape the practical toolkit of modern microarray experimentation.