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Applied Biosystems: Jul 7, 2004

Jul 07, 2004
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Applied Biosystems last week announced the expansion of its TaqMan Gene Expression Assays product line for real-time PCR. The company announced the availability of 350,000 new probe and primer sets for RT-PCR analysis of human, mouse, and rat genes. The Taqman assays are available for nearly all exon-exon junctions of human, mouse, and rat gene transcripts and are designed for use on Applied Biosystems’ RT-PCR systems including the Expression Array System, and the TaqMan low-density array products, as well as the Celera Discovery System. The assays can be ordered online. Delivery time for the fulfilment of domestic orders of the pre-designed assays is estimated at five to seven days, the company said.

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