chromatography

Phenomenex, a privately held manufacturer of consumables for the separation sciences, will operate as a standalone business and will retain its brand. 

Researchers created a method to identify individual humans using proteins found in hair, correlating single amino acid polymorphisms to non-synonymous SNPs.

Researchers tracked one individual's brain imaging patterns, physical features, blood metabolomics, gene expression, and more.

The firms will share instrument control drivers for chromatographic equipment and expertise to integrate their respective hardware and software.

The company sold the technology and assets to Edge BioSystems as part of an ongoing effort to divest legacy non-core businesses and product lines.

Waters has signed an instrument control agreement with Agilent and recognized Chang Gung University as a Center of Innovation Partner.

Through unbiased and targeted metabolite testing on urine samples from thousands of individuals in the US and the UK, researchers have narrowed in on urine compounds that coincide with body mass index.

PerkinElmer's liquid and gas chromatography portfolio will be standardized on Waters' Empower Software.