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World Bank Branch to Invest $6.5M in Ocimum Biosolutions; Cash Will Fund CRO

Nov 15, 2006
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) - Ocimum Biosolutions, an Indian bioinformatics company offering microarray services and contract research services, today said a private branch of the World Bank will invest $6.5 million of equity in the company.
 

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