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Cyagen Biosciences is an emerging and innovative biotechnology company that specializes in custom murine model generation, DNA vector construction and viral packaging services. We also offer a comprehensive catalog of stem cell lines, cell culture reagents and growth factors. Our rapidly expanding services portfolio features VectorBuilder – an online DNA vector construction platform designed to make tedious cloning projects obsolete. Let us provide the knowledge and resources to move your project forward, and get you back to discovery!
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.cyagen.com
  • 2255 Martin Avenue Suite E
    Santa Clara, CA USA 95050
  • Phone: 408.969.0306

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