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Fisher Biosciences and Dyomics to Develop Protein Products

Jan 09, 2006

NEW YORK, Jan. 9 (GenomeWeb News) - Fisher Biosciences will develop and manufacture protein and nucleic acid-detection products as part of a collaboration with Dyomics, Fisher said today.

 

Fisher currently offers protein-research products based primarily on chemiluminescent and colorimetric detection under its Pierce brand. Under the collaboration, the brand will include fluorescently labeled reagents

 

The parent company of Fisher Biosciences, Fisher Scientific International, recently acquired an equity interest in Dyomics.

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