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June 2, 1999

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Cortecs' Macritonin Fails; Stock Drops One-Fourth

Dolly's Shorter Telomeres Mean Brief Culture Time Best In Therapy Research

RPR's p53 Gene Therapy Strong In Phase II Trials

CGL's Surface-Protein Work Boosted By #4M Financing

Genset, Alghne Sign Deal For Alzheimer's Research

AnorMED's HIV Treatment Moves Into Phase II Study

Thallia Plans Launch Of Circulatory Product

CAT Ending Program For Obesity Antibody

Appligene Oncor Says Sales Up, Losses Lower

Oxagen, Lynx Partnering In Disease-Linked SNPs

Cerep Reports Revenues, Enters Deal With Pfizer

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