
|Articles|July 1, 1996
Oncology NEWS International
- Oncology NEWS International Vol 5 No 7
- Volume 5
- Issue 7
University of Pittsburgh, Abbott Labs to Develop Ras Inhibitors
PITTSBURGH--The University of Pittsburgh, through the researchof investigators Saïd Sebti, PhD, and Andrew Hamilton, PhD,has entered into a research agreement with Abbott Laboratoriesto develop novel cancer drugs that block the activity of the rasoncogene.
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PITTSBURGH--The University of Pittsburgh, through the researchof investigators Saïd Sebti, PhD, and Andrew Hamilton, PhD,has entered into a research agreement with Abbott Laboratoriesto develop novel cancer drugs that block the activity of the rasoncogene.
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