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Structural Bioinformatics to Work with Japanese Pharma in Drug Design

Dec 21, 1998
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SAN DIEGO, Calif.--Structural Bioinformatics here has signed an agreement with an unnamed Japanese pharmaceutical company to use its Dynapharm technology to design novel compounds. The Japanese partner has requested anonymity, according to Structural Bioinformatics officials.

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