Illumina, ReaMetrix to Develop Dx Panels Based on BeadXpress Platform

Jul 20, 2006

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) - Illumina and ReaMetrix plan to develop molecular diagnostic panels for several diseases, the companies said today.

The panels will "help predict the risk of disease, enable earlier intervention, and guide therapy," Jay Flatley, Illumina president and CEO, said in a statement.

Terms of the agreement call for Illumina to supply its VeraCode technology and other reagents while ReaMetrix will develop, validate, and market the panels.

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