VALIGEN ACQUIRES BERLIN-BASED INFOGEN AND PHENOTYPE DATABASE.

From: Worldwide Biotech | Date: September 1, 2000 | Copyright information

ValiGen N.V., Newtown, Pa. has acquired Berlin-based INFOGEN Medizinische Genetik GmbH. INFOGEN provides genetic risk assessment and disease management solutions using one of the largest databases of phenotypic profiles and genetic variants, developed to date primarily in the field of cardiovascular disease. Under the terms of the agreement, ValiGen N.V. has acquired all the outstanding common stock of INFOGEN through a share exchange.

"This acquisition represents a bold...

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