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Affymetrix and DeCode Collaborate on Gene Tests for Drug Response in Common Diseases

Jul 27, 2001
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Affymetrix and DeCode Genetics have signed an agreement to use Affymetrix GeneChip technology to develop DNA-based tests for patient response to common disease treatments.

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