Agilent Licenses Broad IP for Genome Partitioning Technology

May 13, 2008

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Agilent Technologies has licensed genome partitioning technology from the Broad Institute that will aid in linking genes to diseases, the company said today.

The company plans to use the technology to develop genome-partitioning kits that will incorporate the company’s Oligo Library Synthesis technology.

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