Oxford GlycoSciences, Novartis to Work with Incyte on Databases

Dec 21, 1998

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PALO ALTO, Calif.--Earlier this month, Incyte Pharmaceuticals here announced a joint venture with Oxford GlycoSciences in which the two companies will develop proteomics databases for humans, animals, plants, and microbes. In another deal, the company also said it has entered a multiyear collaboration that gives Novartis access to Incyte's LifeSeq database.

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