VIMRX, Columbia Univ. Agree to Collaborate on New Cancer Targets

Dec 21, 1998

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WILMINGTON, Del.--Bioinformatics will be used to develop diagnostic and therapeutic targets under terms of a new agreement between VIMRX Pharmaceuticals here and Columbia University. The development work will be based on two cancer genes, recently identified by scientists at the Columbia Genome Center, that control non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and multiple myeloma.

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