Wilhelm Zörgiebel

Biotype GmbH is a German molecular diagnostics company that specializes in developing, producing, and distributing molecular diagnostic solutions for the detection and quantification of RNA and DNA markers. The private company is based in Dresden, Germany and was founded in 1999 by Jörg Gabert and Wilhelm Zörgiebel. The company's assays support diagnosis and therapy in oncology, haemato-oncology, dermatology, and infectious diseases. The company uses their many years of experience in the development and production of test systems in DNA analysis to set new standards in the area of multiparameter diagnosis for the early and rapid clarification of various medical questions. The company's Mentype® products are essential tools for doctors in the areas of leukemia, oncology, and dermatology. The company has recently offered their expertise in the form of new DNA extraction systems for the preparation of various biological sample materials. Wilhelm Zörgiebel has been the CEO since 1999.

Grundbesitz Hellerau GmbH constructs non-residential buildings. The private company is based in Dresden, Germany. The CEOs of the German company are Wilhelm Zörgiebel, Wolfgang Thiele.

Vermögensverwaltung Hellerau GmbH & Gebäude Deutsche is a private company based in Dresden, Germany. The CEOs of the German company are Wilhelm Zörgiebel, Wolfgang Thiele. The company provides professional, scientific and technical services.

Biotype AG is an innovative company of the biotechnology branch located in Dresden, Germany. Since 1999 they develop, produce and distribute molecular biological tests for fast and sensitive PCR diagnostics employed in forensics, paternity testing, human and veterinary medicine, as well as construction surveys. Their portfolio varies from test kits for genetic identification of humans and animals, in vitro diagnostics in human medicine, to molecular detection of human and veterinary pathogens. All products are based on the technology of multiplex PCR for subsequent analysis using microarray detection, capillary gel electrophoresis or Real-Time-PCR.