AB Sciex, Genedata, and LECO Announce Technology Partnership
AB Sciex (Basel, Switzerland), Genedata (Basel, Switzerland), and LECO (Michigan, USA) have announced a technology partnership. The partnership will aim to deliver a collaborative software system for metabolomics researchers. The companies will work together to formulate a solution for the extraction of data from high fidelity liquid chromatography (LC) and gas chromatography (GC) data.
AB Sciex (Basel, Switzerland), Genedata (Basel, Switzerland), and LECO (Michigan, USA) have announced a technology partnership. The partnership will aim to deliver a collaborative software system for metabolomics researchers. The companies will work together to formulate a solution for the extraction of data from high fidelity liquid chromatography (LC) and gas chromatography (GC) data.
“The ability to bring data from different vendors and technologies onto a single platform, which can process and merge data for maximum biological inference, is where the industry needs to be to effectively evaluate the entire metabolome,” said Dr Vladimir V. Tolstikov, from Tailored Therapeutics of Eli Lilly and Company.
For more information please visit:
www.absciex.com
www.genedata.com
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