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Invitrogen s Reorganization Tops Most-Read GenomeWeb News Stories Last Week

Dec 12, 2005

NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (GenomeWeb News) - What are GenomeWeb News subscribers reading? Below are the  five most-read articles for the five-day period ended Friday, Dec. 9.

 

1. Invitrogen Reorganizes in Attempt to Better Connect With Customers (from Dec. 6)

2. Ciphergen Misled Investors, Class-Action Suit Alleges; Shares Slide 9 Percent (from Dec. 6)

3. Why One Sequencer Is Never Enough: NHGRI Official Says Demand for Varied Read Lengths May Define New Market (from Dec. 5)

4. Applied Biosystems, Qiagen Ink PCR Licensing Deal (from Dec. 5)

5. 454, WashU Pen Sequencing, Gene-Expression Alliance (from Dec. 7)

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Multiple Myeloma Progression Influenced by Immune Microenvironment Expression

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Self-Reported Hearing Loss in Older Adults Begins Very Early in Life, Study Says

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