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Somalogic Partners with NEC in Effort to More Broadly Leverage Aptamer-Based Technology

Sep 10, 2010
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By Adam Bonislawski

Clinical proteomics firm Somalogic announced last week that it has partnered with IT and communications giant NEC to explore business opportunities related to its Somamer protein detection technology.

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