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| A recent publication in a biotech journal acknowledges a Top 10 pharmaceutical company has utilized Digilab's sample preparation and fractionation technologies to expose standard and novel diabetes substrates in a Fourier Transform Mass Spectroscopy experimental paradigm (Yates, et al. Researchers are touting the science of a new ethanol process called fractionation as one of the most tested and immediate technologies to give corn double duty as both a fuel and a nonruminant animal feed. It's really a game-changing project," explains Jeff Kazin, general manager of the venture's Renessen Corn Fractionation Project. |
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