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University of Bordeaux Starts New Biomarker Research Facility

Jan 02, 2009
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — The Biomedical Innovation Platform (PTIB) at France's University Hospital of Bordeaux has launched a new biomarker research facility and plans in the coming year to open a next-generation sequencing center.
 
The new molecular core facility is the product of a partnership between the University Hospital of Bordeaux and the Regional Council of Aquitaine.
 

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