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QIAGEN bolsters its database offerings with Ingenuity acquisition

No financial terms were disclosed, but the acquisition gains QIAGEN access to Ingenuity's software solutions portfolio, based on Ingenuity's Knowledge Base
Written byKelsey Kaustinen
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HILDEN, Germany—QIAGEN N.V. has announced this week theacquisition of Ingenuity Systems, Inc., a Redwood City, Calif.-based softwaresolutions provider. No financial details were disclosed.

Ingenuity is a privately held company that boasts a market-leadingknowledge system of biomedical information and analysis solutions to aid usersin interpreting and analyzing complex biological systems.

"The interpretation of biological information is becoming acornerstone of QIAGEN's ecosystem of Sample & Assay Technologies formolecular testing - both in life sciences research and in diagnostics. We areestablishing a leading role in this field and intend to further expand thevalue proposition and scope of our offering," Peer M. Schatz, CEO of QIAGENN.V., said in a press release.

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