Alliances: CompuCyte/ Genetics Institute; "Theraostic" collaboration

Article Abstract:

Cambridge, MA-based CompuCyte Corp. and Genetics Institute (GI), a unit of Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories, the pharmaceutical division of Madison, NJ-based American Home Products have entered into a "theranostic" collaboration. "Theranostic" refers to a diagnostic test that helps in the selection of patients and has the ability to monitor biological effects of a drug therapy rapidly, at the point of care.

Alliances, partnerships, Genetic Engineering, Genetics Institute Inc., GENI, CompuCyte Corp.

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Business and strategy

Article Abstract:

King of Prussia, PA-based Aventis Behring has published extensively in the area of blood safety. These publications are made available to a skittish public reasonably frightened at the prospect of contracting AIDS or some other life-threatening illness from a blood transfusion.

PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, Printing & Publishing, Aventis Behring

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Oak Ridge Conference 2000

Article Abstract:

Urgency in the midst of complexity marks the underlying theme for all of clinical chemistry.

Chemistry

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