Sage-N Research Inks Deal with US Army for Proteomics-Based Pathogen Detection
June 03, 2011
Sage-N Research Inks Deal with US Army for Proteomics-Based Pathogen Detection
The company has signed a license with the army's Edgewood Chemical Biological Center allowing it to incorporate the center's Agents of Biological Organs Identification system into its Sorcerer proteomics informatics platform.
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