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Arrayjet inkjet technology secures £350,000 contract with a Chinese life science company
- Posted: 16/03/16
Read more...Arrayjet are proud to win a £350,000 order from a Chinese life sciences company that produces detection kits for conditions including infant deafness, Down’s syndrome and thalassemia, a blood disorder that can cause anaemia.Arrayjet is a Roslin, Midlothian-based firm, which already exports to 24 countries, announced the top end Ultra Marathon I printer order with Beijing-based CapitalBio, a major government-backed life sciences business that specialises in looking for genetic mutations in DNA. A million babies in China have been screened with its genetic hearing loss detection kit.
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Arrayjet Proudly Secure Contract with a Tobacco Giant to Assist Scientific Research Into ‘Harm Reduction’ Products
- Posted: 16/02/16
Read more...Arrayjet have won a £150,000 contract with Neuchâtel, Switzerland-headquartered, Philip Morris Products, SA (PMP), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Philip Morris International, Inc. (PMI), the world’s leading tobacco company.
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Arrayjet delighted to win $600,000 contract with CDI Laboratories, the world’s largest human protein microarray producer, to take production to the next level
- Posted: 01/10/15
Read more...Arrayjet is proud to secure a contract valued in excess of $600,000 with CDI Laboratories, a US-based proteomics company located in Baltimore, Maryland and Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, to produce the largest human protein microarray in the world. The inkjet microarray printer, Ultra Marathon II will provide CDI Laboratories with the technology to perform efficient analyses of thousands of protein interactions using minimal amounts of valuable research on clinical samples.
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Microarray printing technology from Arrayjet enhances high-throughput analysis of bio-molecules using infrared spectroscopy at Universite Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)
- Posted: 13/07/15
Read more...Arrayjet’s Marathon microarray instrument now makes it possible to quickly perform high throughput analysis of the infrared spectrum of bio molecules at the Free University of Brussels (Université Libre de Bruxelles, ULB). The Center for Structural Biology and Bioinformatics (ULB) installed the Arrayjet Marathon Classic in April this year.