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Proteomics Researchers Wait as FLEXGene Readies Cloning Consortium

Mar 11, 2002
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Having raised $500,000 and spent almost one year developing a protocol for building a library of sequence-verified, expression-ready clones of human genes, the FLEXGene Consortium seems poised to make protoemics researchers’ lives a whole lot easier. After all, who wouldn’t want to shave a month or two off the time it takes to clone a gene for expression, and still feel confident the protein is exactly what you think it is?

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