| 3D Molecular Sciences: Optically-readable microfabricated, encoded particles or beads with specific biochemical test or probe. Overview of technology and commercial opportunities near Cambridge, England. |
| Atto-Tec GmbH: Develops fluorescent dyes for labeling of DNA and proteins, instruments for the detection of single molecules and automated systems for biochip based immunoassays from Siegen, Germany. |
| AutoComet: Automatic comet acquisition and statistical analysis for high-throughput single cell gel electrophoresis and snapshot data analysis from TriTek Corp, Sumerduck, VA. |
| BioMicro Systems: Offers microfluidic biochip technologies for genomics, proteomics and diagnostics research. Includes details of microarray hydridization system, contacts for distributors and profile of company in Salt Lake City, Utah. |
| Bioslide Technologies: Specializing in the production of Super Clean Slides and microarray slides, hand-screened and quality tested for immobilization and hybridization with oligonucleotides at Walnut, California. |
| Clondiag Chip Technologies GmbH.: Company engaged in development and production of microarrays for high-throughput genomics and diagnostics based in Jena, Germany. |
| Digital Microfluidics: Lab-on-a-chip research at Duke University, Durham, NC. |
| Discover.Bio-rad.com: Offers array system, with bioinformatics for proteomics, miniaturized isoelectric point detemination and imaging systems, to supplement the traditional range of electrophoretic and chromatographic systems. |
| GeSiM mbH: Microfluidic components and systems, including microdroplet pumps, flow sensors and automatic micropipetting systems for biochemistry, biomedicine and genetic research from Grosserkmannsdorf, Germany. |
| Lab-on-a-Chip: News, new products and applications in miniaturization technologies, including microarrays and microfludics, with links to protein biochips available from distributers worldwide. |
| MadgeBio Ltd.: Microplate Array Diagonal Gel Electrophoresis explained, with application bibliography, such as SNP genotyping, and product list from Huntingdon, UK. |
| MicroSurfaces, Inc.: Overview of protein array technology from developer and supplier of low background coatings for microarray slides and microfluidics applications in Minneapolis, Minnesota. |
| Petagen, Inc.: Manufacturer focused on developing automated DNA sequencing, as in fragment analysis for anticancer drug screening. Outlines collaborative projects, details of tissue microarrays available, contacts for global distributors and headquarters in Seoul, Korea. |
| PRS BioSciences: Offering time-gated CCD system for luminescence measurements suitable for microsecond protein probes, including europium chelates and cryptates, from manufacturer in Salford, England. |
| SuperBioChips Laboratories: Glass slides for immunohistochemistry, in situ hybridization, tissue array of human organs and cell lines, primarily for comparison with cancers, from Seoul, Korea. |
| University Health Network Microarray Centre: Conducts research to develop protocols and microarrays of human, mouse and yeast for the international research community. Includes history, citations, database, details of training, analysis and expression services at the Ontario Cancer Institute. |
| VigeneTech: Offer software and online services for DNA, RNA, antibody microarray and single cell image analysis, application development, system evaluation, customization and consultation from Carlisle, Massachusetts. |
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