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GeneTrace Gets Genomics Grants from NCI and NIEH

Aug 02, 1999
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ALAMEDA, Calif.--GeneTrace Systems has been awarded two Small Business Innovation Research grants to conduct functional genomics studies. The US National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences has supplied a grant for the further development of the company's high-throughput single-nucleotide polymorphism analysis capabilities using mass spectrometry. The goal is to evaluate human samples for polymorphisms in genes that may modify the risk of disease in response to environmental factors.

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