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Cellectricon Partners With The Automation Partnership - Bringing Next Generation Ion Channel Screening System to Market.
Date:12/3/2008

state-of-the-art interfaces to biological systems by employing novel microfluidic technologies. This enables completely new types of assays and devices with superior performance characteristics and robustness. Cellectricon's products address critical bottlenecks in the drug discovery process and have been adopted by top-reference customers, including nine of the top ten pharmaceutical companies. In 2007, the company increased its annual revenue by almost 50%. In 2008-2009 the company is launching two pioneering large-scale screening platforms developed in close collaboration with leaders in the pharmaceutical industry. Used in pre-clinical pharmaceutical development, the Cellaxess(R)HT System enables high throughput RNAi screening and the Dynaflow(R)HT System greatly advances ion channel drug discovery.

About The Automation Partnership

The Automation Partnership (TAP) is a world leader in the design, development and implementation of advanced automation systems for the life sciences research industry. TAP specializes in automation for cell culture, sample management and advanced screening applications. These range from multi-million pound large-scale drug discovery facilities to standalone bench-top products. TAP also offers custom engineering services to customers requiring unique solutions for complex and challenging research problems.

TAP's customers include the world's top pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, key service providers and leading research institutions including: Amgen, AstraZeneca, ATCC, GlaxoSmithKline, Loughborough University, Max Planck Institute, Merck, Oxford University, Stem Cell Sciences, UK Biobank and Wyeth.

    Contact Cellectricon:

    Jonas Ohlsson, CEO
    Phone: +46(0)709-73-47-92
    E-mail: jonas.ohlsson@cellectricon.com

    Susanne Fagerlund, VP Marketing & Communicat
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