Third Wave to Provide Invader Technology for NIH Sponsored Study

Jan 04, 2001

NEW YORK, Jan 4 – Third Wave Technologies said Thursday it had licensed its Invader genotyping system to Fairview University Medical Center in Minneapolis for a genotyping study to be sponsored by the NIH.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed, although Third Wave generally opts for deals that give the company rights to discoveries made using its technology.

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