Promega Buys Turner Biosystems

Aug 03, 2009

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Life sciences products company Promega has purchased Turner Biosystems for an undisclosed sum, Promega said today. The two companies already have an established partnership for integrated bioluminescent technologies.

Turner offers microplate single tube reader luminometers, fluorometers, photometers, and multimode instruments for life sciences labs.

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