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GeneNews signs agreement with Eli Lilly and Company

GeneNews Limited, a Canada-based molecular diagnostics company, has entered into an agreement with Eli Lilly and Company, under which Eli Lilly would have a selective access to research from its osteoarthritis genomic biomarker program. Eli Lilly is a US-based pharmaceutical company.

Deal Type    Partnership
Sub-Category Licensing Agreement
Deal Status  Announced: 2009-10-27

Deal Participants

Partner 1 (Company) Eli Lilly and Company
Partner 2 (Company) GeneNews Limited

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