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Anadys Wins Grant to Study Protein-Protein and RNA-Protein Interactions

Jul 08, 2002
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Anadys Pharmaceuticals said last week that it had won a three-year grant from the German government to identify protein and RNA drug targets for the hepatitis C virus using technology for studying protein-protein and RNA-protein interactions.

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