Exelixis, Dharmacon to Co-develop siRNA Library

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Exelixis, Dharmacon to Co-develop siRNA Library

Jun 12, 2003

NEW YORK, June 12 - Exelixis and RNA and RNA-interference company Dharmacon intend to develop a short-interfering RNA library for roughly 600 proprietary and publicly available genes.

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