Danish Startup Seeks to Become Global Matchmaker for Sequencing Services
April 26, 2011
Danish Startup Seeks to Become Global Matchmaker for Sequencing Services
In early May, BlueSeq plans to launch an online exchange to link next-gen sequencing users with providers. Services are offered at no cost to users, while providers pay a fee for successful bids.
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