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Avacta expands following Aptuscan acquisition
12-07-2012: Avacta Group has expanded its Yorkshire headquarters with the addition of new laboratory, office and manufacturing space. The move, which follows the recent acquisition of affinity reagents specialist Aptuscan, brings together the entire Avacta Group on the same site.
The new facilities, which include purpose built laboratories, are at Avacta’s existing Thorp Arch Estate premises in Wetherby, UK, and have been taken on to accommodate the Company’s current rapid expansion.
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