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Evotec, Dow AgroSciences Enter Proteomics Service Deal

Jul 09, 2013
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Evotec today announced a collaboration to support the development of compounds in development at Dow AgroSciences.

As part of the deal, Evotec will provide its quantitative chemical proteomics services to "de-convolute phenotypic screening results" obtained by Dow AgroSciences, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dow Chemical.

Financial and other terms were not disclosed.

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