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RNA and Sequencing Chemistry Shop Quiatech Changes Name to Oligovation

Dec 20, 2006
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Quiatech, a developer of genetics-enabling technologies, has changed its name to Oligovation, the company said yesterday.
 
Oligovation said it has a modified RNA chemistry that improves synthesis conditions for RNA production, a specific reversible terminator for improving sequencing technology, and an in situ amplification technology for in vitro diagnostics.
 

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