Japan's NCRI Uses Nonlinear Dynamics' Proteomics Software in Biomarker Hunt

Oct 04, 2007

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) - Japan's National Cancer Research Institute is using Nonlinear Dynamics' 2D gel analysis software in research aimed at discovering and validating biomarkers for cancer diagnostics, the company said today.

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