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Geospiza Deploys New Finch Oligo Order Manager at Johns Hopkins

Mar 31, 2004

NEW YORK, March 31 (GenomeWeb News) -Geospiza of Seattle said today it has successfully deployed its new Finch Oligo Order Manager, an add-on module to its DNA sequencing data management system, at Johns Hopkins University's Genetic Resources Core Facility.

 

This software adds on oligonucleotide management, order order placement, and order fulfillment capabilities to Geospiza's Finch Sequencing Center. It includes the ability to enter sequences, track orders, and incorporate contact information in the system.

 

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