Rosetta Biosoftware to Make Elucidator Compatible With Waters' Mass Specs

May 30, 2007

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Waters and Rosetta Biosoftware plan to develop interfaces that will make Rosetta's software compatible with two of Waters' mass spectrometers, the companies said today.

Terms of the deal call for the companies to make Rosetta Biosoftware's Elucidator software for protein expression data management work with Waters' Q-Tof Premier and Synapt high-definition mass spectrometers.

The resulting compatibility will allow Waters customers to "take advantage of our mass spec technologies to comprehensively analyze the results of their most demanding experiments," said Tim Riley, vice president and managing director of Waters’ pharmaceutical business, in a statement.

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