Life Tech Sues Biosearch for Allegedly Infringing PCR Probe Patent
January 06, 2011
Life Tech Sues Biosearch for Allegedly Infringing PCR Probe Patent
Life Tech claims that Biosearch is infringing one or more claims of a patent related to oligonucleotide PCR probes by manufacturing and selling its BHQplus probes for quantitative PCR applications.
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