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OGS Files Patent Applications on 4,000 Proteins In Symbol of Transition into Drug Development

Dec 17, 2001
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Oxford GlycoSciences has filed patent applications on 4,000 disease-associated proteins, protein isoforms, and their genes, accomplishing a goal the company set for itself in March 2000, the Abingdon, UK-based company said Dec. 7.

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