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Press Releases
Annotation Software, an industry first
A software developed by Oxford Scientist annotates DNA
agarose gel automatically
8/25/2006 -- Tired of labeling the many lanes of your DNA gel? An image
recognition and annotation software can now solve the problem...
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GeneTyper offers web archives of annotated results
Users can now access their results with a click to an online
database
8/31/2006 -- Bookkeeping of your transgenic mice's genotyping result has
never been this easy - the annotated PCR results are grouped by mouse
lines in chronic order...
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GeneTyper Established Contract with Strang Cancer
Laboratory
"Thank you for your beautiful work! It's really helpful to me."
9/7/2006 -- Sensing a demand for mouse genotyping, GeneTyper
developed a high throughput procedure that is going to be the future of
biomedical research utilizing rodent models ...
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- These are the press releases we issued in 2006.
Annotation Software, an industry first
A software developed by Oxford Scientist annotates DNA
agarose gel automatically
8/25/2006 -- Tired of labeling the many lanes of your DNA gel? An image
recognition and annotation software can now solve the problem...
___________________________________________________________
GeneTyper offers web archives of annotated results
Users can now access their results with a click to an online
database
8/31/2006 -- Bookkeeping of your transgenic mice's genotyping result has
never been this easy - the annotated PCR results are grouped by mouse
lines in chronic order...
___________________________________________________________
GeneTyper Established Contract with Strang Cancer
Laboratory
"Thank you for your beautiful work! It's really helpful to me."
9/7/2006 -- Sensing a demand for mouse genotyping, GeneTyper
developed a high throughput procedure that is going to be the future of
biomedical research utilizing rodent models ...
Back to latest news
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