The company Yris is not mentioned in the provided text. The text appears to be a promotional material for a company called Ozyme, which specializes in laboratory equipment and scientific research. Ozyme provides a range of products and services, including molecular biology reagents, automated purification systems, qPCR microfluidics, and electroporation equipment. They also offer complete solutions integrating reagents and equipment for various research applications, such as sample preparation, PCR, qPCR, NGS, cell culture, and analysis. Ozyme's products and services cater to researchers in fields like CAR-T therapy, microbiome, and bioproduction.

Specialist since 1984 in the supply of laboratory products for research, Ozyme selects and offers products from the biggest names in cell biology, immunology and molecular biology. Based in the Paris region, the Ozyme team is made up of around forty employees, half of whom, scientists from 3rd university cycles or from engineering schools, are at your service in the fields of support and communication. technical and commercial.

Ozyme collaborates with the laboratories behind the discovery and commercialization of reference tools in the fields of cell biology, immunology and molecular biology.

Enzymes
PCR (Q) RT-PCR
Markers
DNA: vector ...
RNA and derivatives
Purification DNA / RNA
Genes and genome
Expression analysis
Function analysis
Cell culture
Electrophoresis
Transfection
Reporter systems
Antibody
Cytokines
Proteins and proteomes
Cell analysis
Amenities
Custom Services

Laboratory equipment and related products

Imagers
Cyclers and associated consumables
Transilluminators
Electrophoresis tanks
Automated electrophoresis: sample preparation for high throughput sequencing (NGS)
Lysis of tissues, plants and microorganisms
Electroporation
Vortex and Vortex Adapters
Collector (manifold) vacuum
Rack and magnetic beads
Automated cell counting
Equipment and consumables for 3D cell culture
Conservation and archiving of nucleic acids and biological samples at room temperature
Microscopy

1984