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Life Technologies Licenses Stem Cell Assay Tech from Harvard

Mar 04, 2013
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Life Technologies today announced that it has signed a research agreement and licensing deal with Harvard University focused on stem cell assays.

The firm said that it has acquired exclusive rights from Harvard to develop a panel of characterization assays designed to rapidly evaluate human pluripotent stem cells for their use in a variety of discovery and translational research applications. The panel is expected to be offered on Life Tech's Ion Torrent semiconductor sequencing platforms, as well as its PCR-based systems.

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