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Protein Discovery, New Objective Ink Co-Marketing Deal

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Protein Discovery and New Objective will co-market each other's proteomics technologies and will develop new products under a new agreement, Protein Discovery said today.

The marketing agreement covers Protein Discovery's GelFree 8100 Fractionation System and New Objectives' PicoFrit nanobore chromatography columns and Digital PicoView nanospray sources.

Protein Discovery said that the combined technologies will give researchers top-down protein analysis with an integrated, standardized workflow for mass spectrometry projects.

The companies will co-market their products through industry publications and through trade shows, and will work together to develop new products aimed at improving the data quality and throughput of intact protein analysis.

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