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Cornell Licenses DNAStar's Lasergene Sequencing Software

Dec 01, 2006
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Bioinformatics company DNAStar today said it has licensed its Lasergene sequence analysis software to Cornell University.
 
Under the four-year agreement, Cornell scientists will use Lasergene anywhere on the campus, DNAStar said.
 
Financial terms of the agreement were not released.

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