Applera Challenges Proteome Sciences’ European Patent for Isobaric Mass Tags

Mar 27, 2008

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For the past several years, Proteome Sciences has been counting on in its isobaric mass-labeling technology to bring in some cash, and when the European Patent Office granted the UK-headquartered company a patent for the technology late last year, it appeared the channels to a steady stream of revenues had been opened.

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