Gatersleben, Germany
January 7, 2009
The molecular marker development
and analysis company
TraitGenetics has launched its new website on the occasion
of the Plant Genome XVII Conference and its workshop at the
conference. The website provides an overview about its current
marker portfolio in field and vegetable crops such as maize,
sugar beet, wheat, tomato, pepper and others. With a focus on
SNP and microsatellite markers, TraitGenetics has experience in
large scale marker development and provides services using a
large variety of molecular marker analysis techniques including
Illumina Golden Gate Assays, TaqMan, SNPlex and Pyrosequencing.
In addition to its marker development and analysis experience,
TraitGenetics offers further services such as marker development
for specific candidate genes, marker-assisted selection and
backcrossing as well as other related fields.
TraitGenetics CEO Dr. Martin Ganal: ‘With our proven experience
in many different crops over nearly ten years of business in the
area of plant molecular markers, TraitGenetics provides high
quality know-how, services and experience to our customers all
over the world. The new website illustrates some of our
achievements in the last years.’
TraitGenetics is a company located in Gatersleben, Germany which
is the Plant
Biotechnology Centre in Germany. It has a staff of
approximately 25 people dedicated to all aspects of molecular
marker analysis in plants. |
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