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T2 Biosystems gets two more patents for assay - Mass High Tech

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T2 Biosystems gets two more patents for assay
Mass High Tech
In February, the company won another patent (8,102,176) which broadly covers the use of nuclear magnetic resonance to detect analytes. The assay can detect â??anythingâ?? in biological samples, said McDonough, ranging from certain types of DNA to proteins ...

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