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GenoLogics Life Sciences ProteusLIMS 2.5 and Bruker Daltonics Electron Transfer Dissociation Module

Jun 03, 2005
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GenoLogics Life Sciences announced today the introduction of ProteusLIMS 2.5, a software platform for proteomics and systems biology research.

The new version of the ProteusLIMS features improved flexibility in configuring novel workflow processes on the fly, and in automating data capture for end-to-end lab process, research workflow and data integration, the company said.

The new ProteusLIMS 2.5 will be showcased at the American Society of Mass Spectrometry conference in San Antonio, Texas from June 5 — 9.

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