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Gene Network Sciences, UCSF Collaborate on Cancer Studies

May 27, 2009

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Gene Network Sciences will collaborate with the University of California San Francisco Cancer Center in research focused on cancer pathways that could be used to develop therapeutics, the company said today.

The collaboration will involve using UCSF's clinical and research oncology knowledge along with GNS' REFS platform, and will continue a collaboration under which UCSF used the GNS system to discover and validate novel mediators of the cell cycle transition, which is a determinant of cancer cell proliferation and tumor growth.

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