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Feb. 17, 1999

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PowderJect, Ares-Serono Enter $100M Deal For Dry Vaccines

British Biotech's Marimastat Fails In Pivotal Cancer Study

Genetically Modified Milk Could Be Next On Shelves

Biota's Influenza Drug Wins Pair Of Approvals

Genset Reports Highest Quarterly Loss Of Year

European Parliament Calls For Amended GMO Rules

Cerep Revenues Hit Slump After Several Contracts End

EU Backs Biosafety Protocol, Warns Of 'Extreme Positions'

GMO Soya Crops Will Outdo Other Variety, Says Professor

Trinity Biotech's EPS Up 67 Percent For Year

Virax Shares Valued Higher After Patents

Monsanto's GMO Cotton Plan Still Stymied By EU

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