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September 7, 2006
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NIH launches Knockout Mouse Project
The National Institutes of Health today awarded a set of cooperative agreements, totaling up to $52 million over five years, to launch the Knockout Mouse Project. The goal of this program is to build a comprehensive and publicly available resource of knockout mutations in the mouse genome. The knockout mice produced from this resource will be extremely useful for the study of human disease.
September 7, 2006
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NIH SELECTS REGENERON FOR KNOCKOUT MOUSE PROJECT
Regeneron Will Use its VelociGeneŽ Technology to Target 3,500 Genes Over Five Years, Providing New Models of Human Diseases
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VelociGene technology selected for the NIH Knockout Mouse Project (KOMP)

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