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EBioinformatics Adds Stanford Tool, InforMax Viewer to BioNavigator

Dec 30, 1999
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LEASANTON, Calif.--EBioinformatics, a provider of web-based bioinformatics tools, has licensed Genscan, a gene-finding software program, from Stanford University Office of Technology Licensing. EBioinformatics also struck a deal with InforMax, the maker of Vector NTI Viewer, a package of DNA mapping and analysis tools. The Stanford and InforMax tools will be made available to subscribers to EBioinformatics’ BioNavigator online service.

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