Gen-Probe, BioMerieux Pen Three Technology Agreements

Oct 07, 2004

NEW YORK, Oct. 7 (GenomeWeb News) - Gen-Probe and BioMerieux have signed three agreements in which Gen-Probe will pay for access to BioMerieux's blood clot-related biomarkers for blood clotting disorders, Gen-Probe will gain negotiation rights for access to the BioMerieux Nuclisens EasyQ platform, and BioMerieux will have access to Gen-Probe's ribosomal RNA markers, said BioMerieux in a statement today.

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