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Nov 01, 2006

ABI Signs Next-Generation Sequencing R&D Deal with Eagle Research and Development

Applied Biosystems has continued its next-generation sequencing push with a new R&D alliance with Eagle Research and Development, a Boulder Colo.-based company specializing in biomolecular analysis, ABI said this week.

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