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Roche NimbleGen Debuts DNA-Capture Service
As Academics Develop Agilent-Based Methods

[April 8, 2008]

By Julia Karow

Last week, Roche NimbleGen launched a sequence capture service and said it plans to start selling capture arrays and reagents this summer. Meanwhile, research groups at Washington University and at the Broad Institute have developed and improved genome selection methods using oligonucleotide libraries from Agilent Technologies, and Agilent later this year plans to release several products based on these libraries. Febit Biomed is already offering a selection service to early-access customers.

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