ANN ARBOR, Mich.--The University of Michigan will receive $5 million from the Parke-Davis unit of Warner-Lambert to help form a new program in bioinformatics, one of the areas highlighted in the university's Life Sciences Initiative. An interdisciplinary program will offer graduate education and support pilot research studies in bioinformatics. Warner-Lambert's investment matches a commitment made by the university's health system last October.
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