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Recent Patents of Interest in Proteomics

May 24, 2007
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US Patent 7,220,573. Array assay devices and methods of using the same. Inventors: Lawrence Shea; Douglas Summers; Richard Hilson. Assignee: Agilent Technologies
 
Invention pertains to array assay devices and methods for using them. The device has a base sized to hold a substrate having at least one array, a cover for the substrate and a snap-fit for holding the cover and base together.
 
 

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