NIH to Devote $2.5M to Genomic, Proteomic Premature Birth Research

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NIH to Devote $2.5M to Genomic, Proteomic Premature Birth Research

Jun 21, 2004

NEW YORK, June 21 (GenomeWeb News) - The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development will commit $2.5 million in fiscal year 2005 to genomic and proteomic research into premature birth, the NIH said on Friday.

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