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NIH Unveils $51.4M Investment in Metabolomics

Sep 19, 2012
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – The National Institutes of Health sees metabolomics as a discipline with great potential for the study and treatment of disease, and said today that it plans to invest as much as $51.4 million over five years to bolster this new field through the NIH Common Fund.

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