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SBI, Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical R&D Expand Deal

Apr 18, 2002

NEW YORK, April 18-Structural Bioinformatics said today that it is expanding its research collaboration with Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical R&D.

 

SBI will supply further structural proteomics services for J&J's pharmaceutical research division, including X-ray crystallography and drug-protein co-crystallization technologies.

 

The collaboration was initially struck in January 2001.

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