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RayBiotech to Use AnaSpec Dyes in Arrays

Sep 15, 2008
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – RayBiotech has licensed the use of AnaSpec’s HiLytePlus and HiLyte Fluor dyes for use in its protein and antibody arrays.
 
The dyes have been optimized for long-wavelength biomarker labeling, AnaSpec said in a statement today.
 
Terms of the licensing deal were not disclosed.

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