Garry Merry

Sloning BioTechnology specializes in the production of highly genetically diverse and precise customized libraries. The company offers high quality, innovative, tailored protein engineering solutions to its industrial and biopharmaceutical customers worldwide. As a business specializing in the development and production of genetically diverse libraries, Sloning BioTechnology GmbH offers high quality, innovative, tailored protein engineering solutions to its industrial and biopharmaceutical customers worldwide. The firm's Slonomics core technology is a unique DNA engineering platform that uses defined sets of double stranded DNA triplets to precisely introduce the required mutations into any DNA sequence. This multiply validated technology takes a novel approach to enable the realization of highly complex design concepts while at the same time ensuring that libraries generated by Sloning have the very highest standards of reliability. It harnesses the capabilities of Slonomics to synthesize SlonoMax and SlonoMax libraries are customized mutant libraries that significantly improve the efficiency of screening for new and improved proteins for therapeutic, enzymatic or technical applications. In addition, it offers a premium gene synthesis service using Slonomics for its industrial clients. SlonoGene is a tailored service offering gene customization and optimization suited perfectly to the needs of its customers.

EMD Millipore Corp. engages in the provision of laboratory materials, technologies, and services to the life science industry. The company was founded by Jack Bush in 1954 and is headquartered in Burlington, MA.

Applied Biosystems, Inc. is a company that provides integrated systems for sequencing, flow cytometry, and various types of PCR. The company is based in Foster City, CA. The company's products cover the entire process from sample preparation to data analysis. The company was founded by Chris Yoo, Marvin H. Caruthers, Michael W. Hunkapiller, and Leroy E. Hood. Applied Biosystems was acquired by Invitrogen Corp. from Applera Corp. on November 21, 2008 for $6,417.85 million.