Applied Biosystems Agrees to Distribute Mascot Software

Jun 04, 2001

NEW YORK, June 4 – Matrix Science, a London-based bioinformatics company, said Monday that Applied Biosystems had agreed to be a distributor of its Mascot protein identification software.

Financial terms of the non-exclusive deal were not disclosed.

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