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May 12, 1999

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Hard Times Force Amrad To Restructure, Refocus

OGS Unloads Biochemicals, Pushes Proteomics Research

Thymus Atrophy In Clone Shows Long-Term Effects Of Using Adult Somatic Cells

Foresight Study Recommends: Commit IEP70M To Biotech

New Tech-Transfer Firm Focused On Cancer Work

Polymasc, Onyx Sign Deal For Virus Coating Product

York University Spin-Out Funded For DEP Efforts

Venture Group, Government Seeking CEO For New Firm

Genset, Johns Hopkins Enter Schizophrenia Research Deal

Berlin Start-Up Focused On Epigenetics Research

Fidelity Investments Adds C$6M To Theratechnologies

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