Genomatix Wins BioChance Grant for $1.6 Mio Research Project into RNAi Mediated Regulatory Networks
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Genomatix Software GmbH has won a "BioChance" research contract from the German Federal Ministry of education and Research to pursue research in RNAi mediated regulatory networks and to further expand its competence and product line into this exciting new field. The project is scheduled to run for two years and is worth more than US$ 1.6 million.
Genomatix own unique competence in the biology of gene regulation will be complemented by at least two academic research partners (the LMU Munich and the DKFZ Heidelberg) who will carry out the wet lab experimental part of the research.
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