Pfizer Animal Genetics
Published on 19 April 2011
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The Pfizer Animal Genetics laboratory in Kalamazoo, Michigan, recently received the Illumina CSPro certification for GoldenGate Bovine 3K Beadchip. The Illumina CSPro certification for the GoldenGate platform is the second certification Pfizer Animal Genetics has received from Illumina in 2011.
“The GoldenGate certification reinforces that our 3K genotyping processes used for CLARIFIDE predictions meet the highest industry standards,” says Sue DeNise, senior director, Global R&D and Laboratory Operations with Pfizer Animal Genetics.
—From Pfizer Animal Genetics news release