OGT Licenses Array IP to Two More Japanese Companies

Aug 15, 2006

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Two more Japanese companies have licensed Oxford Gene Technology’s oligonucleotide microarray patents to sell arrays, OGT said today.

Bio Matrix Research, a bio venture company launched by Tokyo University of Science, will develop and commercialize products and microarrays to be marketed in Japan, the company said.

Filgen will conduct a microarray service in Japan using licensed microarrays.

The licenses will remain valid for the patents’ lifetime.

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