Invitrogen to Distribute Sequenom's MassArray in South, Central America

May 01, 2008

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Sequenom announced yesterday that Invitrogen will be the exclusive distributor of its MassArray systems and consumable products in South and Central America.

“Among our top priorities is expanding our geographic reach and this agreement provides us with an entrée into Central and South America, regions where we see a substantial opportunity but have had little exposure,” Michael Monko, SVP of sales and marketing for Sequenom, said in a statement.

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