Arrayjet Ltd and Fios Genomics are pleased to announce the formation of a strategic alliance to provide complete microarray solutions for customers.

Arrayjet, a leader in microarray solutions have recently expanded their product offering to include the provision of microarray services, Arrayjet Advance. This strategic alliance between Fios Genomics and Arrayjet allows both companies to now offer a complete, end to end, microarray solution for their customers.

Arrayjet today announced that the company has launched its custom microarray services offering. Arrayjet entered the microarray market in 2005, when it launched the first of its suite of four microarrayers based on the company's unique, non-contact technology. Since then, the company has sold over forty instruments worldwide, to customers in such prestigious organisations as The Roslin Institute, The Medical Research Council of Great Britain, EMBL, Cornell University, Millipore, Novartis and CalTech.

BioArray News

Arrayjet this week announced that protein-array technology researchers at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology will use the company's Marathon inkjet microarrayer.

As part of the deal, financial details of which were not disclosed, KTH will also serve as a reference site for Arrayjet, and the two organizations will work together on publications and technology development.

BioArray News

When most people think of the array market, they might think of the whole-genome genotyping chips sold by firms like Affymetrix and Illumina. But for providers of array slides, printers, and scanners, the market increasingly is in protein chips, and business is good.