Nano Gen Teknolojileri to distribute Fluidigm's BioMark and EP1 genetic analysis systems in Turkey

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Fluidigm Corporation, the inventor of integrated fluidic circuits (IFCs), has appointed Nano Gen Teknolojileri Ltd. as its exclusive distributor for the BioMark™ and EP1™ Systems for genetic analysis in Turkey. The BioMark System provides significant advantages for digital and real-time PCR, genotyping, single-cell gene expression, cancer detection and absolute quantification. The EP1 System is a cost-conscious solution that enables high-throughput SNP genotyping and end point digital PCR research.

Fluidigm systems utilize integrated fluidic circuits that contain a microscopic matrix of microfluidic channels, valves and chambers on a rubber chip that can perform thousands of experiments at a time.

“Fluidigm is committed to bringing the benefits of increased sensitivity, accuracy and reduced costs of integrated fluidic circuit technology to life science researchers in Turkey,” said Dominique Remy-Renou, European Vice President of Sales, Fluidigm. “This partnership with Nano Gen Teknolojileri brings our technology and products along with Nano Gen’s reputation of first-rate customer support to Turkish scientists.”

“Nano Gen Teknolojileri is proud to bring state of the art Fluidigm technology to Turkey’s scientists. We believe that the BioMark and EP1 product lines will enable scientific studies that were previously unimaginable in Turkey,” said Dr. Yahya Ebrahimisadr, CEO, Nano Gen Teknolojileri.

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