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Diagnostics Hutch Diagnostics Push Could Be Microsoft’s Segue into Biofx

Aug 01, 2003
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The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s new $4.4 million initiative to identify proteins in human serum indicative of early-stage cancer should add fuel to the fire below the field of protein disease marker discovery. It might also indicate the arrival of a new face in bioinformatics: Microsoft.

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