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Dec. 12, 2001

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KS Biomedix Drops Development Of Lead Osteoarthritis Compound

EU Agrees To $1B In Support Of Genome, Biotech Research

Surprise Discovery Shows Cytokines Can Help Repair DNA

Teva Invests $10M In Proneuron, Buys Into Expanded Use Of COP-1

Genome Express Raises $11M To Advance Work In Genomics

Abingworth Management Closes Life Science Fund At US$225M

Phytopharm Gets Good Results In Phase II Obesity Study Of P57

Medigene Seeks First Approval, Files Application For Leuprogel

Cytos, Millennium Enter Orphan Target Discovery Collaboration

Other News To Note

Swedish Research Council Backs Therapeutic Cloning

ExonHit, BioMirieux-Pierre Fabre Form Cancer Research Alliance

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