Hyris and Indena partner on genomic technology

Published: 16-Jun-2017
Ingredients

Plant-based ingredients supplier Indena has inked a deal with Hyris, a UK-based biotechnology company, for the on-site identification of botanical species.

Under the cooperation agreement, the companies will develop methods dedicated to the genomic identification of botanical species based on a unique set of reagents for specific DNA sequences (bKITs) and the use of Hyris’ bCUBE miniaturised portable technology, a device for the analysis of nucleic acids.

Indena says it will use the technology to identify plant materials for the nutraceuticals industry.

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