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X-CHIP Technologies Inc.

X-CHIP Technologies, Inc. is a research-based company that provides design, development, and distribution of novel crystallizationdata collection devices and technologies for high- throughput crystallography, meeting the demands of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, significantly shortening the turn around cycle of the structure-based drug discovery process. X-CHIP X-Ray Crystallography High-Throughput Integrated Platform. The existing crystallization to data collection process.
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X-CHIP Technologies Inc.

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X-CHIP Technologies, Inc. is a research-based company that provides design, development, and distribution of novel crystallizationdata collection devices and technologies for high- throughput crystallography, meeting the demands of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, significantly shortening the turn around cycle of the structure-based drug discovery process. X-CHIP X-Ray Crystallography High-Throughput Integrated Platform. The existing crystallization to data collection process.

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