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Fluidigm Corporation Announces New FC1™ Cycler
 25 May 2010: The new FC1™ Cycler from Fluidigm Corporation is designed to reduce the thermal cycling time by a factor of three when compared with the company's current products. The FC1 Cycler can reduce overall system configuration costs for customers conducting high sample throughput SNP genotyping since they will need fewer thermal cyclers to achieve their output requirements.
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Pathway-Focused Gene Expression Panels Validated for Real-time PCR
 07 Apr 2010: Fluidigm Corporation and SABiosciences (a QIAGEN Company) have announced that they have teamed up to create over 100 pathway-focused gene expression panels validated for real-time PCR analysis on the Fluidigm BioMark™ System for Genetic Analysis. These kits are named the RT² Profiler™ PCR Arrays for the Fluidigm BioMark system.
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Fluidigm & IntegraGen Join Forces To Create A Genetic Analysis Service And European Demonstration Facility
 05 Feb 2010: Fluidigm has joined with IntegraGen SA, one of France's leading providers of genetic research testing services, to bring IFC technology to European researchers. IntegraGen will offer premium class services to its customers using the Fluidigm BioMark™ System for Genetic Analysis and the Access Array™ sample preparation system for next-generation sequencing.
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Fluidigm Corporation Access Array™ System for 454FLX Amplicon Tagging
 16 Dec 2009: Fluidigm Corporation has announced the release of its 48.48 Access Array™ integrated fluidic chip (IFC) for 454 FLX™ users active in Amplicon Tagging. This Access Array IFC automatically generates emPCR-ready libraries by simultaneously combining 48 samples and 48 primer sets to produce 48 uniquely-barcoded samples per chip for approximately $7 (U.S.) per sample.
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Fluidigm Dynamic Arrays for Single-Cell Gene Expression Analysis
09 Dec 2009: This application note by Fluidigm Corporation demonstrates significant single-cell gene expression differences between cells from the same stage of early embryonic development. The BioMark single-cell gene expression protocol can be used in a wide variety of gene expression studies. The protocol is inexpensive and easy to use, allowing a large number of cells and genes to be tested at the same time.
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New Chip Architecture Provides Superior Sample Prep for Next-Generation Sequencing...
13 Aug 2009: Fluidigm Europe has announced a new integrated fluidic circuit (IFC) - called the Access Array - specifically designed to support high-throughput re-sequencing, targeted enrichment, sample barcoding, and library preparation for sequencing using amplicon tagging. The Access Array IFC complements Fluidigm's SlingShot™ Sample Quantitation Kit that together provide researchers with a complete front-end Next-Gen Library preparation solution.
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Keio University's Dr. Suda Selects Fluidigm Biomark™ System for Single Cell Research
26 Jun 2009: Fluidigm Corporation have announced that Dr. Toshio Suda of Keio University’s 21st Century Center of Excellence (COE) Program, Graduate School of Medicine, has selected the BioMark™System for Genetic Analysis to assist their research of mouse hematopoietic single stem cells.
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Fluidigm’s New Access Array™ Chip Architecture Provides Superior Sample Prep for Next-Generation Sequencing
 15 Jun 2009: Today Fluidigm introduced a new integrated fluidic circuit (IFC) – called the Access Array – specifically designed to support high-throughput re-sequencing, targeted enrichment, sample barcoding, and library preparation for sequencing using amplicon tagging. The Access Array IFC complements Fluidigm’s SlingShot™ Sample Quantitation Kit that together provide researchers with a complete front-end Next-Gen Library preparation solution.
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Integrated Fluidic Circuit Technology Helps Characterise Genetic Variation in Fish Populations
24 Mar 2009: Fluidigm has announced that the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission's (CRITFC) genetic laboratory in Portland, OR, USA is incorporating their proprietary integrated fluidic circuit (IFC) technology to conduct genetics research of salmon and steelhead in the Columbia River.
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