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Ganymede Bio and Kytopen to bring cloud-native structured data to gene-modified cell therapy

Laboratory automation, biotechnology

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Ganymede Bio, the cloud infrastructure provider purpose-built for the life sciences and manufacturing industries, and Kytopen, a leader in the development and commercialisation of non-viral transfection tools for genome engineering, today announced a partnership to bring the power of cloud native, structured data to Kytopen’s Flowfect platforms. Under this collaboration, the Kytopen transfection systems will integrate Ganymede’s Lab-as-Code platform for:

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