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Proteome Sciences and Icon Collaborate on Mass Spec Assays for Pharma Biomarker Development

Nov 19, 2010
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This story originally ran on Nov. 18.

By Adam Bonislawski

Proteome Sciences announced this week that it is partnering with Irish pharmaceutical services firm Icon to offer biomarker discovery and validation work in support of drug development efforts.

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