After a recent expansion of space and the addition of more equipment and employees at its Waterville headquarters, biotechnology company GenoTyping Center for America expects to increase its volume of genetic testing output for U.S.-based research institutions and biomedical operations. Read more
Genetic testing center expands its Waterville lab
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