Third Wave Technologies, CombiMatrix, Applied DNA Sciences, Sense Holdings, Bruker Daltonics, Genedata, Tm Bioscience

Dec 04, 2003

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Third Wave Delivers 200,000 HapMap SNP Assays to RIKEN

Third Wave Technologies has delivered 200,000 Invader SNP assays to the Japanese Institute for Physical and Chemical Research, also known as RIKEN, for use in the international HapMap project and other large-scale genotyping projects, the company said this week.

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