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Oct. 25, 2000

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Failure Of Genital Warts Product Sends Cantab's Stock Tumbling

OECD, WHO Call For International Xenotransplantation Surveillance

Renovo Raises #8M In 1st Round For Wound-Healing Treatments

Selfish DNA In Rickettsia Species Generates New Protein Sequences

Other News To Note

Correction (Article Updated on Database)

Neurotech Continues To Build Intellectual Property Portfolio

4SC Joins EU Consortium To Battle Malaria Complications

Xenova's XR9576 Continues Positive Showing In Phase II

Prodi Renews Call For Ethics In Science And Technology

Environmentalists Seek Ban On Novartis Corn In France

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