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ABI Rolls Out New Gene Expression-Analysis Package for Service Providers

Mar 17, 2005

NEW YORK, March 17 (GenomeWeb News) - Applied Biosystems today introduced a program to encourage service providers to use its Expression Array System and Taqman assays for gene expression-analysis offerings.

 

The company said it is offering a product bundle around its Expression Array System, as well as technical and promotional support, and options for including additions products such as TaqMan assays and RT-PCR systems.

ABI did not disclose pricing details on the offering.

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