Biogemma to Partner with Roche NimbleGen

Jan 09, 2009

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Genetics-focused agriculture company Biogemma said today that it will use Roche NimbleGen's Sequence Capture technology in a research collaboration.

The co-development partnership is aimed at developing new technologies for Biogemma’s crop plant-breeding programs. The focus will be on polyploidy plant genomes such as wheat and canola.

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