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GNI, Ltd.

Drug-development company announces scientific advisory board

Published in Cardiovascular Business Week, October 26th, 2004

GNI, Ltd., (Gene Networks International), a global pharmaceutical development group, announced its scientific advisory board.

This roster of international scientists will provide advice and direction on how GNI's capabilities in systems pharmacology and gene network generation can be applied to develop improved therapeutics for the treatment of inflammatory, cardiovascular, and infectious diseases and cancer.

"The board's formation is a key step towards executing our stated strategy," said Christopher Savoie, MD, PhD, chairman and CEO of GNI. "This focuses on using our expertise to develop drugs that are more effective and have fewer side effects. We...

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