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The state also has a strong biotechnology base outside stem-cell research, as demonstrated in June when NimbleGen was acquired by pharmaceutical giant Roche for $272.5 million. There are more than 100 biotechs of all sizes in the Madison area alone (Promega is a......
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Source:wistechnology.com By Tom Still 07/10/07
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