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Merck Millipore Will Acquire Amnis
by Ann M. Thayer
September 5, 2011
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 89, Issue 36
Merck Millipore, the life sciences division of Germany’s Merck KGaA, will acquire Amnis, a Seattle-based maker of high-speed cell-imaging instrumentation. Using the acquired technology, Millipore will combine flow cytometry and imaging analysis in a single system. Amnis has 40 employees and had sales of $14 million last year. “With Amnis we acquire a business with a talented workforce, a strong intellectual property position, and unique know-how,” says Jonathan DiVincenzo, head of Merck Millipore’s bioscience business.
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