French Cancer Institute Adds Gene Expression Training and Services Center

May 29, 2003

NEW YORK, May 29 - France's largest cancer research center, the nonprofit Institut Gustave-Roussy, is scaling up to become a gene expression reference center for European hospitals and universities. IGR said it will provide genomics research services for the European scientific community and also serve as an Agilent microarray analysis training center for scientists in Europe.

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