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Oct. 27, 1999

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Commission Calls For Stricter EU Restrictions On GM Foods

Genset Signs New Deal With GI To Include Gene Library Access

Fouron Resigns From IDM

Thallia Forced To Close Shop After Failing To Get Financing

Swiss Researchers Elucidate Mediation Of GABA Subtypes

Canadian Group Uses Toxins To Remove Cancer From Cells

Hepavec Gets Option On Ovine Adenovirus For Gene Therapy

Wellcome Trust Invests #10M To Help Identify Cancer Genes

BIA Members Agree To Code Governing Communications

ExonHit Launches Product That Assesses Toxicology

Irish Minister Reveals U.S. Lobbied On Behalf Of GMOs

D-Pharm Named Top Startup Company In Israeli Healthcare

Prolifix Enters Collaboration On Factor With Lilly, Chugai

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