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BioMachines' New Proteomics Services Arm Will Use Nonlinear Dynamics' 2D-Analysis Tech

Aug 08, 2006
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – BioMachines will use Nonlinear Dynamics’ 2D analysis technology to support its new protein analysis service, Nonlinear Dynamics said today.
 
BioMachines said that its newly created Applied Proteomics Services Division will use Nonlinear’s SameSpots 2D analysis technology.
 
“We implemented the SameSpots approach in our 2D image analysis workflow as we recognize the significant time savings it offers on what is a labor-intensive process,” BioMachines CEO Tom Larrichio said in a statement.
 
“Applying SameSpots to the aligned images vastly reduces, and even removes in some cases the need for post-analysis editing," he said.
 

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

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