CBI to Evaluate Zygem's DNA Extraction Technology

Sep 04, 2008

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Zygem said today that Commonwealth Biotechnologies will evaluate how Zygem’s forensicGEM DNA extraction technology works in CBI's forensic operations.

Under the collaboration, CBI is integrating the forensicGEM kits into its Fairfax Identity Laboratories, which analyzes forensic samples and develops enhanced forensic testing procedures.

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