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UK Joint Research Venture Buys an Arrayjet Microarrayer for Protein Arraying

Oct 23, 2007
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — A joint research venture between two London research institutes has bought one of Arrayjet’s Sprint microarrayers, the Edinburgh, Scotland-based company said today.
 
It’s the first time that Arrayjet has placed a Sprint in the UK.
 

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