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Invitrogen and Scripps Research Institute to Co-Develop Methods for Studying Membrane Proteins

Aug 26, 2005

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 (GenomeWeb News) - Invitrogen and the Scripps Research Institute are collaborating on new methods to study membrane proteins, the two partners said yesterday.

 

Under the direction of Geoffrey Chang, a group leader at Scripps, scientists at Scripps and Invitrogen's proteomics R&D group will try to develop better ways to express, isolate, and characterize membrane proteins.

 

Invitrogen will have the right to commercialize resulting technologies in the research and drug-screening markets.

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