NIH Centers, Japan to Launch Pharmacogenomics Alliance

Apr 14, 2008

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Three of the institutes at the National Institutes of Health plan to work with Japan’s Center for Genomic Medicine to create an alliance focused on propelling international pharmacogenomics research and knowledge with a focus on cancer studies, the NIH said today.

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