When Agilent decided to release its latest array tool — arrays for comparative genomic hybridization, or CGH — early this year, the company didn’t waste time figuring out which research field to target. Cancer research, says Lou Welebob, marketing program manager for integrated biological solutions, “is the largest addressable market” for this kind of technology.
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