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Rare Genomics Institute and Scientist Award $500,000 for Research Into Rare Genetic Disorders

Rare Genomics Institute and Scientist Award $500,000 for Research Into Rare Genetic Disorders

Washington University geneticist Dr. Jimmy Lin's Rare Genomics Institute and Scientist of San Diego have announced the winners of about $500,000 in...

Sean Preci

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March 1, 2013

Washington University geneticist Dr. Jimmy Lin’s Rare Genomics Institute and Scientist of San Diego have announced the winners of about $500,000 in research services to go toward investigations of rare genetic diseases.

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