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Degussa Licenses Bioinformatics Sofware from Genedata

Jun 15, 2004

NEW YORK, June 15 (GenomeWeb News) - Degussa has licensed Genedata's bioinformatics software, Genedata said today.

 

Degussa's Feed Additives business unit in D sseldorf, Germany, obtained a license to tailored editions of Genedata's Phylosopher and Expressionist software. The company plans to use the software for its metabolic engineering research.

 

Genedata is based in Basel, Switzerland.

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