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Tercica Raises $21.5M, Gains Rights To IGF-1 From Genentech

May 24, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

Genome Canada Supporting National Genomics Research

May 10, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

Genome Canada Supporting National Genomics Research

May 10, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

ISTA Acquires Rights To Three Ophthalmology Drug Candidates

May 7, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

ISTA Acquires Rights To Three Ophthalmology Drug Candidates

May 7, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

Panel Discusses Growing Role Of Pharmacogenomics

May 2, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

Panel Discusses Growing Role Of Pharmacogenomics

May 2, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

Applera Calls On Applied Bio To Distribute Celera System

April 23, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

Applera Calls On Applied Bio To Distribute Celera System

April 23, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

Organogenesis Conference Call Addresses Auditor’s Concerns

April 18, 2002

By Aaron Lorenzo

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