Ciphergen Unit to Help ADDNET Develop Urine-based Molecular Diagnostics for Renal Disease | GenomeWeb

Ciphergen Unit to Help ADDNET Develop Urine-based Molecular Diagnostics for Renal Disease

Dec 15, 2004

NEW YORK, Dec. 15 (GenomeWeb News) - A unit of Ciphergen Biosystems will collaborate with the ADDNET consortium to create molecular diagnostics for kidney disease that relies on urine samples as opposed to traditional tissue biopsies, the company said today,

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