Indiana University Scientists to Receive Toga Technology

Dec 17, 1998

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LA JOLLA, Calif.--Digital Gene Technologies selected Indiana University scientists Ting-Kai Li and Lucinda Carr to use its total gene expression analysis (TOGA) technology to identify genes associated with alcohol-seeking behavior, a key factor underlying the disease of alcoholism.

The academic collaboration is the third entered into by the total gene expression company here which is making its patented technology available to leading research scientists. (See BioInform, April 13, 1998.)

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