NextGen and Cytomyx to Develop Protein Biochips for Cancer

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NextGen and Cytomyx to Develop Protein Biochips for Cancer

Jan 16, 2002

NEW YORK, Jan. 16 - NextGen Sciences, Cytomyx, and a University of Cambridge cancer researcher have struck a collaboration to identify proteins involved in the progress of breast cancer and potentially use data from the process to develop new protein biochips.

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