Thermo Fisher Scientific subsidiaries

Apogent Technologies Inc. designs and manufactures laboratory, life science, and diagnostic products used in healthcare diagnostics and scientific research. Its research products include reusable plastic and glass products; disposable plastic and glass products; products for critical packaging applications; environmental and safety containers; liquid handling automation products; glass liquid sample vials and seals; heating, cooling, shaking, stirring, mixing, and temperature control instruments; and water purification systems. These products are used in general laboratory, as well as in genetic research, protein-based research, screening for drug discovery, cell culture, filtration, and other liquid handling applications. The company also offers laboratory equipment used by medical, pharmaceutical, and scientific laboratories. Further, it offers clinical products, such as microscope slides, cover glass, and glass tubes and vials; stains and reagents; instrumentation for human tissue and cell research; diagnostic test kits; sample vials used in diagnostic testing; culture media; diagnostic reagents; and other products. These products are used in vitro diagnostic applications, including specimen collection, specimen transportation, drug testing, therapeutic drug monitoring, and infectious disease detection. Its customers include distributors; pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies; clinical, academic, research, and industrial laboratories; and original equipment manufacturers. The company was formerly known as Sybron International Corporation and changed its name to Apogent Technologies Inc. in March 1996. The company was founded in 1987 and is based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. As of March 17, 2004, Apogent Technologies Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Fisher Scientific International LLC.

Microgenics Corporation develops, manufactures, and markets immunodiagnostic tests for drugs of abuse testing, therapeutic drug monitoring, calibration and linearity verification, and controls. The company offers CEDIA immunoassays; DRI products, including liquid and ready-to-use reagents; MAS control products for serum/urine chemistries, immunoassay, cardiac and whole blood, immunology/protein, and toxicology; CASCO calibration verification standards, controls, and data reduction services for quality control; and duke scientific products. Microgenics Corporation was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Fremont, California. Microgenics Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Thermo Fisher Scientific Germany BV & Co. KG.

Thermo BioAnalysis manufactures and supplies products for biochemical research, clinical diagnosis, and pharmaceutical production. It makes disease test kits and instruments and has been building its point-of-care diagnostics business by acquisitions. The technology allows doctors to interpret medical tests in the primary-care setting, without having to send data out to a laboratory. BioStar makes medical diagnostic tests for strep throat, chlamydia, pregnancy, influenza, and mononucleosis. It is based in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

BioReliance is a leading CRO providing nonclinical testing and contract manufacturing services for biologics to biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies worldwide. The Company, founded in 1947 as Microbiological Associates, Inc., believes that it is the largest provider of outsourcing services focused on the rapidly growing biologics sector of the pharmaceutical industry. In 1996, the Company provided services to over 600 clients, including 22 of the 25 largest pharmaceutical companies in the world by revenue and 18 of the 25 largest public biopharmaceutical companies in the United States by market capitalization.

Dionex Corporation develops, manufactures, sells, and services chromatography and extraction systems for separating, isolating, and identifying the components of chemical mixtures. Their continuing leadership in chromatography helps us create powerful solutions to increase productivity for the industries that shape the world. Their solutions are used by the environmental, life sciences, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, chemicals, power generation, and electronics industries.

Ion Torrent, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Life Technologies , has pioneered an entirely new approach to sequencing that enables a direct connection between chemical and digital information. Ion Torrent™ technology doesn't use light-it's the first commercial PostLight™ sequencing technology. Instead, Ion Torrent marries simple chemistry to incredibly powerful, proven semiconductor technology-it's Watson meets Moore. The result is a sequencing system that is simpler, faster, more cost effective and scalable than any other technology available. The company's goal is to democratize sequencing and make this critical technology available to every lab.

IntegenX, Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets automation systems that enable reliable microsample preparation and analysis for the life sciences. It offers Apollo 100, a platform that allows the processing of DNA sequencing reactions; Apollo 200, an integrated sample preparation system for human DNA identification; microfluidics for DNA sequencing, molecular diagnostics, and human identification applications; and Apollo 324 system, a benchtop robotic workstation that automates the construction of DNA fragment libraries for next-generation sequencing. The company was formerly known as Microchip Biotechnologies, Inc. and changed its name to IntegenX, Inc. in March 2010. The company was incorporated in 2003 and is based in Pleasanton, California.

Clintrak's mission is to provide the healthcare industry with the most responsive, accurate and high-quality labeling solutions for use in clinical trials. Clintrak Pharmaceutical Services is a leading provider of clinical-trial printing services, including single panel label and booklet label design and production, to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies worldwide. The company's booklet label services offer customers an accurate and cost-effective method of providing labels for global, multi-lingual clinical trials. Along with its wholly owned subsidiary, Acculogix, the company also provides clinical-trial materials and supply-chain management services for all stages of a clinical trial.

Erie Scientific LLC develops, manufactures, and markets microscope slides, glass diagnostic products, clinical products, and hand care products. It offers custom glass plates, slide design, DNA plates, and medical equipment. The company was founded in 1934 and is based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Erie Scientific LLC operates as a subsidiary of Apogent Technologies Inc.

Remel Inc. manufactures and distributes media and diagnostic products for clinical, industrial, research, and academic laboratories worldwide. Its products include prepared and dehydrated culture media products, collection and transport systems, diagnostic and direct specimen tests, quality control systems, and laboratory supplies. The company also offers clinical products in the areas of microbiology, parasitology, immunology, serology, mycology, virology, and hematology; and industrial products in the areas of food and beverage, pharmaceutical and biotech, personal care products, medical device/diagnostics, environmental, and water testing. In addition, it offers microbiology products to monitor air quality, production processes, raw materials, and finished goods for consumer goods and pharmaceutical products. Further, the company provides products in various categories, such as collection and transport, diagnostic tests, laboratory supplies, quality control, reagents and stains, media, and instrumentation. Remel Inc. was formerly known as Remel Acquisition Co. The company was founded in 1973 and is headquartered in Lenexa, Kansas. It has distribution facilities in Lenexa, Kansas; Fremont, California; Hartford, Connecticut; Atlanta, Georgia; Lake Charles, Louisiana; Columbus, Ohio; Dallas, Texas; Richmond, Virginia; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Remel Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Thermo Fisher Scientific Germany BV & Co. KG.