Case Study:
John Lockhart and Bill Ferrell
Professors John Lockhart and Bill Ferrell can truly lay claim to being ground-breakers of research into both the mechanisms and potential…
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3 Mallard Way,
Strathclyde Business Park,
Bellshill
ML4 3BF
United Kingdom
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Dr John Bremner
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Position: Business Development Director
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Dr Douglas Picken
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Position: Research Director
Link Technologies Ltd
Category: Supply Company
Company Activity
Link Technologies Ltd is a growing biotechnology company, established in Glasgow in 1989, and now operates at the Strathclyde Business Park in Scotland. The company is well established in the US and European markets for the supply of chemical reagents for the synthesis and modification of DNA and RNA.
Products & Services
Established Link products include a full range of SynBase™ CPG solid Supports for DNA synthesis and a variety of standard and modified phosphoramidites, modifiers and labels. The company’s portfolio of products is expanding through internal research & development, and external collaborations and licencing. Notable products include LNA™ phosphoramidites, novel photocleavable modifiers, bioconjugation reagents, and reagents for immobilisation of oligonucleotides on surfaces for e.g. microarrays.
To complement our catalogue of products we also offer a bespoke custom synthesis service for molecular biology reagents. Many of our clients are commercial or academic researchers working in areas such as gene sequencing, gene therapy, oligonucleotide chemistry, diagnostics and molecular biology.
Skills
Our highly trained and experienced synthetic chemists have particular expertise in providing high-quality compounds such as modified nucleosides and nucleotides, non-standard phosphoramidites, and mono-, di- and tri-phosphates of modified nucleosides.
Keywords
Oligonucleotides, DNA, Chemistry, Microarrays
Details last updated: 20/04/2007
