MoGene to Use Fluidigm Access Array for Targeted Resequencing Customers

Jan 19, 2012

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Genomics service provider MoGene will use Fluidigm's Access Array sample preparation platform for its targeted resequencing customers, the companies said today.

MoGene, based in St. Louis, purchased an Access Array system to provide high-throughput target enrichment for "all major sequencing equipment," Shaukat Rangwala, vice president at MoGene, said in a statement.

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