Qiagen to Distribute Whatman's DNA-Storage Technology

May 22, 2007

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Qiagen said yesterday that it will distribute Whatman's FTA DNA-handling products under a non-exclusive agreement.

Under the agreement, Qiagen will pay an upfront fee and royalties for the rights to sell the kits in the life science research, molecular diagnostics, and applied-testing markets.

The royalty payments will apply to all Qiagen sales that incorporate Whatman's products.

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