Lion Strikes Deal with MDL to Further Bolster Cheminformatics Capabilities

Jul 30, 2001

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With its recently announced MDL Information Systems licensing deal, Lion Bioscience has put into place what it considers an important piece of its total informatics integration plan.

MDL is a leading stand-alone cheminformatics company. Building up without MDL is like building a car without using wheels, said Friedrich von Bohlen, CEO of Lion.

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