Week 18 October - 24 October 2009

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Oxford Gene Technology - latest company news

22 October 2009 - Oxford Gene Technology (OGT) has been selected as the service provider for a study on copy number variation (CNV), published in the 'Nature' journal.

News from OGT Oxford Gene Technology, 23 October 2009

GE forms USD250m Healthymagination Fund

GE's Healthymagination Fund is an equity fund that will invest in promising healthcare-technology companies.

News from GE Healthcare, 23 October 2009

Applied Biosystems offers genomic analysis system

Applied Biosystems has announced the commercial availability of the Solid 3 Plus System: an enhanced next-generation genomic analysis platform.

News from Applied Biosystems, 23 October 2009

Exco Intouch - latest company news

4 November 2009 - Exco InTouch has been awarded runner-up accolades at the 2009 European Outsourcing Awards and the Clinical Research Excellence Awards.

News from Exco InTouch, 23 October 2009

Stereomicroscopes get single-channel capability

Carl Zeiss's Stereo Discovery range of stereomicroscopes can be transformed into a single-channel zoom microscope with a coded, three-position nosepiece and motorised Y intermediate tube.

News from Carl Zeiss, 23 October 2009

BET method detects drug-batch variation sources

Technical Background Article

The BET surface-area technique can accurately identify and quantify batch-to-batch variation in the processing of powders.

News from Micromeritics, 23 October 2009

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Malvern presentation discusses SEC system

Malvern has published a presentation on its website about its Viscotek TDAmax multiple detection size-exclusion-chromatography system.
Partitioned reservoir plate saves deck space

Porvair Sciences has announced a four-row partitioned reservoir plate that enables aspiration of up to four reagents into a single well space.