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Could XML and Oracle’s 9i Help Enforce “Bioinformatics Business Rules?”

Feb 01, 2002
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Richard Casey is a project manager in the IT division of Agilent Technologies in Fort Collins, Colo. He manages enterprise software and database development projects. His background is in life sciences and information technology. He can be reached at [email protected]

 

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