Open Biosystems, University College London, Hospital for Sick Kids, Asuragen, Yale University, Nastech Pharmaceutical

Mar 27, 2008

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Open Biosystems Adds Two New Institutions to Open Access Program

Open Biosystems said this week that University College London and the Hospital for Sick Kids in Toronto have purchased access to its shRNAmir technologies for RNAi by joining its Open Access RNAi Program.

Specific terms of the arrangements were not disclosed.

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