HPLC Company Folds

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Nanostream, Inc. (Pasadena, California), a developer of microfluidics-based parallel HPLC technology and a provider of assay development has closed all business operations.

Nanostream, Inc. (Pasadena, California), a developer of microfluidics-based parallel HPLC technology and a provider of assay development has closed all business operations. The company, reportedly stopped business on March 14th and has listed its intellectual property for sale on the company website.

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