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Oct. 3, 2001

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Gene Causing Cleft Palate Traced In Icelandic Families

CeNeS Cuts Staff, Programs In Move To Conserve Money

Cellzome Strengthens Discovery Capability Via Cell Map Purchase

RiboTargets Raises #32M In Third Financing Round

Peplin Identifies, Patents Role Of PKC In Several Conditions

Other News To Note

Neurotech Validates Human Cell-Based Work In Eye Disease

Nanotechnology Opens Doors To Investigation Of Single Cells

EU Officials Continue Shaping Issues, But Reach No Decisions

French Advisory Body Suggests Increased Trials Of GM Crops

Isogenica Licenses Affitech Display Library Technology

PhotoCure Submits NDA For Actinic Keratosis Product

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