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May 5, 1999

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HHV-8s Silent Replication Has Gene Therapy Implications

Gemini Placement Raises #9.2M For Twins Genomics

German Officials Dedicated To More Biotech Funding

Phytopharms NSAID Fails Phase II For Osteoarthritis

Regulation Of Cloning Remains Debate Issue

Novo Nordisk Secures US$17M For Spin-Out

Chiroscience Group Reports MMP Program Advancing

Genset Creates Department For Obesity Gene Discovery

Flamel Loses Euro2.56M As Development Continues

PPL Therapeutics In Search Of Production Plant Funding

Gensets Quarterly Loss Increases Due Partly To Patent Activity

Research Team Devises Imaging System For BSE

Meeting Links Potential Partners, Shows Projects

Transghne Loses Euro3.7M As Clinical Activity Increases

ChemScan Analyzer Lauded As Best For Water Analysis

CAT, Morphosys War Over Patents Escalates

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