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Jan. 30, 2008

$50M Sequence Project to Map Genomes in 1,000 People

LONDON - The industry is promised a new treasure trove of targets by the latest sequencing effort, the $50 million 1000 Genomes Project, launched last week by an international public sector consortium. (BioWorld Today) Read More

Research Council, GSK Join in Effort to Find Drug Targets

Human Cell Model Study to Illuminate the Circadian Clock

MolMed Starting Phase III Trial of T-Cell Therapy

EU Research Chief Enters Debate by Pushing Biofuels Production

Endotis Pharma Raises €25M to Move Small Glyco-Drugs

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