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UMass Amherst and Boston-based PCL Inc. offer new tool for biotech research


December 14, 2016

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A group of University of Massachusetts Amherst researchers who are stewards of the campus' plant cell culture library (PCCL) recently announced a new collaboration with the South Korean biotechnology company PCL Inc. of Seoul and Boston, to provide users worldwide with a new technology for accurate, highly sensitive target-molecule detection in chemically complex plant samples. They also have a new NSF grant to improve and sustain PCCL, one of the largest such collections in the world.Full Story

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