Agilent, Evosep Collaborate on High-Throughput Proteomic Workflows

Jun 09, 2020

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NEW YORK – Liquid chromatography firm Evosep said on Tuesday that it is collaborating with Agilent Technologies on high-throughput workflows for clinical proteomics.

Odense, Denmark-based Evosep said the firms aim to develop robust methods capable of analyzing thousands of tissue and plasma proteomes.

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