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Core labs remain closed or at reduced operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to concerns about the state of their businesses when they can reopen.
The company hopes to launch its first clinical cancer test within the next year, after spending the last several years conducting validation studies.
Just two and a half years after it opened its doors with $7.4 million in funding from New York State and the National Institutes of Health, the RNA Institute at the University at Albany has received another significant boost with Sigma-Aldrich agreeing to donate libraries of hund
The RNA Institute was launched this summer to help drive RNA-based drug discovery.