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UPDATE: Agilent Licenses DNA Microarrays to Applied Biosystems

Jan 24, 2001

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NEW YORK, Jan 24 - Agilent has licensed its custom in situ DNA microarrays to Applied Biosystems under a technology access agreement, the companies said Wednesday.

Applied Biosystems will use the microarrays for internal research and development only and did not gain a license to commercialize the Agilent arrays.

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