Valigen to Apply Third Wave Agbio Technology to Genetically Modified Plants

Jul 18, 2001

NEW YORK, July 18 – Third Wave Agbio said Wednesday that Valigen has agreed to use its Invader SNP analysis platform to study genetic variations in plants.

As part of its research into developing agricultural products with improved traits, Valigen, headquartered in Paris-la-Defense, France, will use Third Wave Agbio’s technology to detect genetic changes in plants modified using Valigen’s Genoplasty technology.

Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.

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