Idaho Tech Licenses PCR Patent From Utah Research Foundation

Jan 18, 2007

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Idaho Technology today said it has licensed PCR-amplification technology from Utah Research Foundation.

Idaho Tech said it has retained exclusive rights to the university’s Patent No. 7,160,998, entitled "Monitoring Amplification with FRET Probes,” which covers real-time PCR amplification kits using two DNA probes labeled with fluorescent molecules.

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