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VisiGen Founder Sues Life Technologies for Fraud By Kevin Davies
Susan Hardin, co-founder of next-generation sequencing company VisiGen Biotechnologies, has filed suit against Life Technologies, which acquired her company in 2008, for fraud and breach of contract. The suit seeks actual and exemplary damages in excess of $300 million. Read more.
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Bio-IT Briefs January 14 | Full Stories
- Pathway Genomics launches DNA Conversation Starters
- Sage and Pfizer announce partnership
- Nominations are open for the Dr. Paul Janssen Award for Biomedical Research
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Illumina Unveils New HiSeq2000 Sequencer Illumina says it will begin shipping next month a new sequencing instrument, the HiSeq2000, that will decode a human genome for just $10,000 in material costs, with BGI (the Beijing Genomics Institute, China) buying 128 of the new machines. Forbes
More to Your Future than Just Genes Lars Bygren starting studying a remote Swedish town in the late 1980's. Bygren wondered if the town's feast or famine history would have a measurable effect on the generations that came after. What he found is central to epigenetics. Time
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