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Rockefeller University Grants Rosetta Genomics Rights to Study Its microRNAs

Jun 14, 2006
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) - Rosetta Genomics has licensed from Rockefeller University the right to access nearly 180 of its microRNAs, Rosetta said today.
 
Rosetta said it will add these microRNAs to its existing microRNA database, which could arm it with additional biomarker candidates for its diagnostic development programs.
 

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