product launch

The research-use-only system, which has a list price of $299,000, fits with Thermo Fisher's vision of a future of disseminated implementation of NGS.

The firm is looking to expand its sales internationally, as well as in the consumer-initiated market, but is being conservative with revenue growth estimates.

MGI hopes to ship the sequencer, one of several products it unveiled at the International Conference on Genomics, to early-access partners in early 2020.

The "augmented intelligence" startup applies machine learning and contextual language processing to make sense of multi-omics datasets and inform drug discovery.

Visium, which provides gene expression information along with spatial information from the same tissue sample, will be shipped later next month.

The company's goal is to serve what it sees as a massive but underaddressed target group: Asian women.

At Belgium's VIB, researchers have designed custom panels with CNV detection in mind to get better data on single-cell genomic changes during cancer treatment.

The San Diego-based firm has developed a new extracellular RNA sequencing method that it believes could be used for cancer diagnostics.