Ciphergen Opens New East Coast Proteomics Center

Mar 14, 2001

NEW YORK, March 14 - Ciphergen Biosystems of Fremont, Calif., said Wednesday it opened a new center in Malvern, Pa., to conduct proteomic research for the company’s customers.

The Biomarker Discovery Center’s first project will entail a clinical stratification pilot study for an unnamed pharmaceutical company. The center will also support the company’s cancer biomarker project with Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.

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