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Houm to Distribute Eksigent's Proteomics Systems in Norway

May 18, 2007
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Eksigent said today that Houm, a Norwegian distributor of lab and medical products, will distribute its Nano LC-1D and NanoLC 2D proteomics systems in Norway.
 
Eksigent also said it recently added MALDI spotting capacity to its product line, enabling the use of the systems with MALDI or nanospray MS.

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