Qiagen, Dharmacon, EuroSciCon, and Antisense Therapeutics

Feb 06, 2004

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Qiagen Delivers Human Genome-Wide siRNA Library to Novartis

Qiagen said last week that it has delivered to Novartis the outstanding portion of a human genome-wide siRNA library that was being put together under an August 2003 partnership.

Qiagen had told RNAi News’ sister publication GenomeWeb News in August that it expected to have delivered the library by the end of October.

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