Year | Detail |
1996 |
In 1996, OriGene Technologies was founded as a research tool company focused on creating a sizeable commercial collection of full-length human cDNAs, which supply tools for gene-based research. |
2010 |
OriGene developed mouse monoclonal antibodies against full-length human proteins as immunogens. These antibodies provide higher sensitivity and specificity than peptide-derived antibodies. |
2011 |
The company developed a high-density protein microarray chip for antibody evaluation at the proteome-wide level. This chip is spotted with over 17,000 overexpression proteins in duplicate on a single nitrocellulose-coated glass slide and various positive and negative controls. |
2012 |
OriGene developed a high-density protein microarray for antibody specificity testing, with the goal of solving antibody non-specificity and cross-reactivity issues in diagnostic assays. |
2013 |
The company acquired SDIX, a life-sciences technology provider, for $16 million to develop a comprehensive collection of monoclonal antibodies for key applications in research and diagnostics. |
2015 |
The company acquired Acris Antibodies GmbH, a Herford, Germany, and San Diego-based provider of antibodies and other life science-related products, to leverage its global reach to bring Acris products to a more extensive customer base. |