BASF and Gene Bridges collaborate

22 April 2007

Heidelberg, Germany-based Gene Bridges GmbH has signed a collaboration agreement with German chemical giant BASF to use the former's Red/ET recombination technology alongside BASF's expertise in biotechnology, process development and product application.

Under the terms of the deal, Gene Bridges will provide bio-molecular engineering for strain optimization and, in return, BASF will be responsible for subsequent screening and product and process development. The new accord is a significant expansion of previous service projects successfully carried out by Gene Bridges for BASF.

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