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Feb. 7, 2001

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Protherics Gains U.S. Approval Of CroFab, Raises £3.1M Privately

Growth Factor Discoveries Point To New Approach For Metastasis

Analytica Capitalizes On Taiwan Initiative Through New Subsidiary

Co.don Taking Cell Platform Public On Market In Germany

Bavarian Nordic Licenses Vaccine Technology From Australian Firm

Ethics Expert Describes EU Biotechnology 'Culture Shock'

GeneScan, Motorola Developing Device For On-Site DNA Analysis

SR Pharma, YM Biosciences Combine Products For Trial

Monitor Report Advises Israel To Take Initiatives In Biotech

Molecular Templates Taking Aim At Cancer Therapeutics

Novagali Sets Up Ginoptle Shop To Focus On Delivery Technology

Other News To Note

BioMérieux, Celera Collaborate On Improving Cancer Therapies

Parliament Committee Urges Caution In EU Biotech Industry

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