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MAY 29, 2018
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LifeSensors Announces New Distribution Agreement with AmyJet in China
LifeSensors Inc, a Biotech and Drug Discovery Company is pleased to announce our new partnership with Chinese distributor AmyJet Scientific. AmyJet Scientific Inc. was established in 2010 in Wuhan, Hubei Province, Tongi, Kowloon. As a distributor they have worked diligently to build their reputation as a high-quality and high-technology bio-enterprise. AmyJet Scientific has established relations with key laboratories and has specialized in integrating imported reagents with laboratory sales, services, as well as contract development. AmyJet has established relationships with both foreign and domestic partners. LifeSensors is pleased to be working in collaboration with them to provide our full product catalog to the biomedical markets in China.
There is great progress in neuronal functions and mechanism by which the immune system functions. It appears that Ubiquitin Proteasome System (UPS) have led to a deeper fundamental understanding of neurological disorders such as Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkinson’s Disease. LifeSensors firmly believes that leading researchers in China will be able to leverage the UPS to develop first in class drugs which will help treat or cure these diseases.
As the partnership between AmyJet and LifeSensors grows, LifeSensors hopes to further support the ground-breaking research taking place in China by making our drug discovery services available. We look forward to seeing how LifeSensors technology can continue to help explore the future of medicine and drug discovery with the help of AmyJet Scientific and their promise to provide Chinese customers with the most comprehensive products and services.
Contact: Mark Tingey
Business Development
LifeSensors, Inc.
(610) 644-8845 ext: 310
BD@LifeSensors.com
AmyJet Scientific Inc.
Info@amyjet.com
400-6800-868
www.amyjet.com
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LifeSensors is pleased to bring attention to some of our academic colleagues who have used our products in the past
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