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With $62.1M from Canada and UK, Toronto and Oxford Get On Structural Genomics Train

Apr 14, 2003
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Determining the three-dimensional structure of more than 350 proteins of relevance to human health within three years is the goal of a new Canadian-UK initiative, the “Structural Genomics Consortium.”

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