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Nov. 21, 2001

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Government Moves To Ban Cloning After Legal Decision

Arakis, Penwest Collaborate; Focusing On Pain Indications

Mutant Hemoglobin Gene Guards Against Malaria, Declares Report

TVM Venture Fund: EUR336M Closing Above Target Amount

Circadian Spins Off Antisense, Enters Deal With U.S. Company

Synt:em Signs With IBM For High-Throughput Work

Jerini AGs Second Financing Gets EUR20M For Peptide Work

Parliament Urges Genomics Cuts; Pushes Cancer, Diabetes Focus

Industry Maturing, Integrated, Declares BIA CEO Kirkman

Wallstrom Calls For Big Changes In Culture, Behaviors Of Industry

UK Biotechnology Going Strong In Mainland Europe, Report Says

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