Life Technologies Corporation Company Description
Need to make a quick clone? Life Technologies Corporation (formerly Invitrogen) makes instrument systems, reagents, software, and other laboratory consumables and products that speed up and simplify gene cloning, expression, and analysis. The company was created in 2008 through the $6.7 billion merger of Invitrogen, a company focused on research consumables, with Applied Biosystems, which specialized in big instrumentation systems. The combined company operates all over the world, serving life sciences researchers, drugmakers, and customers in forensics, biosecurity, food testing, and agriculture.
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