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Dec 06, 2002
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Illumina Provides Oligos to Cold Spring Harbor Effort

Illumina said this week it has signed an agreement to provide 100,000 long oligonucleotides to Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory for a study that explores the mechanism through which RNA interference takes place.

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