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Volume 8 - Number 20 | May 13, 2008

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In This Week's Issue

Texas’ SFBR Spins Out First For-Profit Co.; Firm to Focus on Women’s Health Products

Cornell Seeks to Spawn More Life Science Startups with Wet Lab, Alumni VC Programs

Drug Maker Znomics, Utah Cancer Institute To Co-Develop Pre-Clinical Compounds

Invitrogen, Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, FluGen, Agilent Technologies, Broad Institute, University of Michigan-Business Engagement Center, Regulus Therapeutics, Stanford University, Japan Patent Office, Xennex, Synthetic Blood International, Virginia Biotechnology Park, Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, University of Notre Dame, Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology, Oklahoma State University

David Miller, Jack Faris, John Whealan, Chris Brodie, Gov. Deval Patrick, James Barry, James Collins, George Daley, Patricia Donahoe, Lila Gierasch, Richard Goldsby, David Lederman, Jeffrey Leiden, David Scadden, Alan Smith, Lydia Villa-Komaroff, Phillip Zamore

Features
Tecan, MDS Debut Next-Gen Scanners To Keep Up With High-Density Chips
For both companies, the introduction of the new scanners heralds a renewed period of competition in the market for flexible, sensitive, and affordable scanners after years of selling well-established systems.

Arrayjet Launches Ultra-Marathon System to Take Advantage of Spotting ‘Renaissance’
The debut comes a week after the company released its Array Multiplier software to allow users to print multi-pad or mini-arrays, and coincides with a season of structural expansion at Arrayjet, which aims to increase headcount, move into larger facilities, and ink more distribution deals before the year is out.

Lab Report
Applied Microarrays CEO Discusses Future Of Codelink, Including Tapping New Markets
According to Alastair Malcolm, AMI is trying to take advantage of the technical capabilities developed and improved under Codelink’s previous owners GE Healthcare, Amersham, and Motorola, to reach markets that those owners never addressed.

Patent Watch
Wyeth, Agilent Technologies


BioArray Briefs
Almac Diagnostics, Biogen-Idec, Affymetrix, University of Utah, Vanderbilt University, LineaGen, Nanogen, Applera, Celera, Applied Biosystems, Gentel Biosciences, PriTest, Lumera, Plexera Bioscience, Fluidigm, AME Bioscience, Stanford University School of Medicine, Pathwork Diagnostics


New Product Watch
Oxford Gene Technology, ExonHit Therapeutics, Asper Biotech


People in the News
Jai Nagarkatti, David Harvey, Lee McCollum, Avi Nash, Steven Paul, Pedro Reinhard, Timothy Sear, Dean Spatz, Barrett Toan, Rebecca Bergman, William O’Neill, Mimi Torrington, David Norwood, Riccardo Pigliucci, Trevor Nicholls, Hagan Bayley



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