Articles from Instrument Business Outlook (July 15, 2007)

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Title	Type	Words
AAPS Biotech Conference.		366
Advanced Instruments and RAM Mechanical launched the CombiScope AutoLab.		18
Affymetrix launched the Targeted Genotyping Bovine 25K SNP Service.		14
Affymetrix's Clinical Services Laboratory passed California's survey.		25
Affymetrix.		28
Agencourt Bioscience, a Beckman Coulter subsidiary.		29
Agilent and Gene Logic partnered for joint systems-based R&D projects.		22
Anton Paar buys German refractometer maker.		79
Arrayjet appointed BioMicro Systems.		8
Arrayjet.		14
Biofuels.		165
Biotechnology.		179
BioTek Instruments.		16
BMG Labtech.		35
Carl Zeiss MicroImaging GmbH's.		24
China.	Brief article	119
CyBio AG and Jena Bioscience introduced the CyBiCrystalCreator.		15
CyBio AG signed a long-term collaboration agreement with Promega.		22
Distributor/Equipment Index's Q1 operating profits shine.		1252
Endpoint: QIAGEN NV.		404
Eppendorf buys New Brunswick Scientific.		209
EU.	Brief article	139
febit launched a Geniom Biochip for all known microRNA sequences.		24
FEI.		24
FEI.		12
Food & beverage.		115
Gamma Medica-Ideas.		293
GenTel BioSciences announced in March that it acquired GlaxoSmithKline.		13
Germany.	Brief article	89
Hamilton and Global Cell Solutions agreed to jointly develop and market.		16
Hitachi High-Technologies Japan.		23
Hitachi High-Technologies signed a joint research agreement with Japan's National Cancer Center to develop a commercially viable method of blood diagnosis based on proteome analysis.		45
HTG.		9
Illumina.		20
In April, Affymetrix and NuGEN Technologies announced a comarketing agreement.		27
In April, Agilent named Cogenics, a division of Clinical Data.		21
In April, Proteome Systems sold the rights to its Chemical Inkjet Printer and Xcise automated gel processing platform.		34
In May, Affymetrix launched the single-array Genome-Wide Human SNP Array 6.0.		14
In May, febit introduced the Geniom RT Analyzer for sample hybridization.		36
In May, Leica opened its 12th European direct sales subsidiary in Belgium.		28
In May, Nanometrics sold the Yosemite CD-SEM metrology assets and technology.		14
In May, Waters agreed to supply instrumentation.		19
Invigorating European R&D.		1282
JEOL and Correlogic Systems signed an R&D agreement covering clinical applications of MS.		25
JEOL USA and Harvard University are collaborating to map the mouse brain.		19
JEOL USA.		26
Lumera and the Medical University of South Carolina plan to develop an antibody array.		24
Market profile: single-cell whole genome amplification.		457
Max Planck Innovation GmbH signed a coexclusive licensing agreement with Leica and Carl Zeiss Microimaging GmbH for the RESOLFT (Reversible Saturable Optical Fluorescent Transitions) technology.		40
Mettler-Toledo sells SFC business.		152
Millbrook Scientific Instruments.		10
NanoString Technologies is developing with Applied Precision a fluorescent imager.		20
NimbleGen Systems.		12
Oxford Instruments shipped its 100th INCAx-act Analytical Drift Detector.		21
Park Systems, formerly PSIA.		11
PerkinElmer.		17
PREMIER Biosoft International.		13
R&D spending on the rise.		1274
Robotic Technology Systems Life Sciences' 2006 revenues fell 13.7% to 10.1 million [pounds sterling] ($18.7 million) and it posted a loss before exceptional items of 0.4 million [pounds sterling] ($0.7 million) (see IBO 4/15/07).	Brief article	61
SGE Analytical Services signed a joint R&D agreement with the Australian Proteome Facility.		28
Sigma-Aldrich licenses DNA regulation technology for $13 million.		245
Sizing up the EU's nanotechnology infrastructure.		765
Stratos Biosystems exclusively licensed.		25
Syft Technologies.		8
Tecan elected Heinrich Fischer.		48
Tecan.		6
The bottom line.	Financial report	470
Thermo Fisher Scientific buys cell culture technology.		156
Thermo Fisher Scientific expanded its Biomarker Research Initiative in Mass Spectrometry center (see IBO 3/15/05).		31
TTP LabTech appointed AsOne, Wipro Biomed and Millennium Science as distributors.		20
Turner BioSystems.		14
Under a collaboration agreement.		28
Under a cross-licensing agreement covering APPI (Atmospheric Pressure Photo-Ionization).		41
United Kingdom.	Brief article	129
Varian.		10
Veeco Instruments.		26
Veeco named John R. Peeler.		24
Velocity11.		8
Waters and Northwestern University opened the Waters Mass Spectrometry Laboratory within the Barnett Institute of Chemical and Biological Analysis for studying protein shapes and characteristics.		34
Waters and Rosetta Biosoftware.		22
Waters entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the EPA's National Exposure Research Laboratory.		30
Waters is collaborating with Dotmatics.		23