Seeing Hole in Market, Daiichi, Toshiba to Develop Array-Based HPV IVD for Japan

Jul 18, 2006

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Daiichi Pure Chemicals, Toshiba, and Toshiba Hokuto Electronics have for the past two years been developing a microarray-based in vitro diagnostic system for human papillomavirus detection, the companies disclosed last week.

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