Eppendorf AG

Agreement grants manufacturing rights for real-time thermal cycler

Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, December 16th, 2005

Applied Biosystems Group (ABI), an Applera Corp. business, announced it has granted a worldwide, royalty-bearing license to Eppendorf AG under a real-time thermal cycler patent rights agreement.

Under the agreement, Eppendorf will have the right to manufacture and sell real-time thermal cyclers in the research and applied fields. Financial terms of the license were not disclosed.

"This agreement with Eppendorf further validates the significance of Applied Biosystems' real-time thermal cycler technology," said Paul D. Grossman, PhD, Esq, VP, Strategic Planning, Business Development and Intellectual Property for Applied Biosystems. "We may consider...

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Source: Medicine and Law Weekly (2005-12-16)

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