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Steve Martin, Peter Juhasz, Hans Baum, Peter Wilver, Theo Melas-Kyriazi, Leroy Hood, Martin Vingron, Gene Myers

Jun 04, 2004
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Steve Martin, director of Applied Biosystems’ Proteomics Research Center in Framington, Mass., has left the company, ABI spokeswoman Amy Speak confirmed last week. Martin left last month and will be replaced by Peter Juhasz, Speak said. She did not say why Martin left, or where he is headed.

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