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BioWorld Asia

Dec. 2, 1998

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Hoechst, Rhone-Poulenc Merge In New Life-Sciences Company

Scotia Loses Foscan Deal With Boehringer Ingelheim

Antisoma Raising £10M To Push Cancer Treatment

Pharming To Close Farms, Move Animals After Ban

Researchers Uncover Clues To Macrophage Invasions

Chinese To Invest More In Human Genome Effort

BioDiscovery, Rhone-Poulenc Enter Deal For Insect Samples

BioChip Launches Product For Detecting DNA In Food

Panel: Human Embryo Research Deserves Funding

Opposition To GMO Foods Rising Despite Monsanto Try

Belgian Biotechnology Growing In Spite Of European Worries

German Biotech Leadership Worried By Elections' Yield

European Biotech Sector Growing Fast, Says Report

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