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Genedata Joins Alliance Developing High-throughput Phenotype-Genotype Platform

Jul 25, 2011

By a GenomeWeb staff reporter

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Genedata today announced its participation in an industry-led consortium to develop a high-throughput phenotype-genotype platform for the identification of complex genetic effects.

As part of its participation, the Genedata Selector software system will be used for the analysis and management of the biologically relevant production phenotype strains and processes.

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