Affymetrix Stock Slides on News of Defective Mouse Arrays: Analysts Not Worried

Mar 07, 2001

NEW YORK, March 7 – After Affymetrix disclosed that its U74 Mouse arrays contained defective sequences, the microarray maker’s shares slid nearly 11 percent Wednesday by midday.

The company’s shares were down $5 15/16, at 50 1/16 in early-afternoon trading on the Nasdaq.

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