These are dark days in some parts of the proteomics world, with industrial players and academics running out of cash. Prolinx of Bothell, Wash., which had developed molecular coupling chemistries with applications in protein microarrays and was working on an instrument for measuring biomolecular interactions by surface plasmon resonance, has closed its doors, according to a scientific advisor.
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