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GE Healthcare, Lilly to Co-develop IVDs to Predict Efficacy of Cancer Drugs

Oct 01, 2007
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Eli Lilly has signed a three-year collaboration with GE Healthcare and GE Global Research to develop in vitro diagnostics to predict the response of patients to targeted cancer therapies, the companies said today.
 
The collaboration covers targeted cancer therapeutics under development at Lilly and GE’s multiplexed tissue-based assays and image analysis tools.
 

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