GeneGo Gets $100K SBIR Grant from NIEHS to Analyze Networks from Toxicogenomics Data

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GeneGo Gets $100K SBIR Grant from NIEHS to Analyze Networks from Toxicogenomics Data

May 24, 2005

NEW YORK, May 24 (GenomeWeb News) - GeneGo has received a Phase I SBIR grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences to analyze cellular signaling networks activated in response to drugs and toxins, the St. Joseph, Mich.-based company said today.

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