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NHGRI and Other NIH Institutes Set to Release RFA This Week for Protein Sequence Database

Feb 04, 2002
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The National Human Genome Research Institute, and other NIH institutes are releasing a request for applications this week for a program to fund a genome-wide protein sequence database, NHGRI said Jan. 29.

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