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Zyomyx Wins Proteomics Patent in US

Jun 19, 2002

NEW YORK, June 19 - Zyomyx said today it won a US patent for its high-throughput proteomics technology.

 

The patent, No. 6,406,921, is part of a triad of patents that covers their biochip configuration.

 

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