Recent Tech Transfer Deals, June 2012

START-UP’s monthly update on technology transfer deals—licensing agreements between companies and universities or other research institutions—in the fields of in vitro diagnostics, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and research/analytical equipment & supplies.

Dako to develop new cancer tests based on the MET4 antibody discovered by Van Andel researchers

The Van Andel Research Institute (VARI), which is supported by the Van Andel Institute and focuses on biomedical research...

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