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To: kamtrader who wrote (19999)6/19/2000 3:36:00 PM
From: recafe  Read Replies (1) of 77509
 
oui kam voila 2 bouts de texte qui explique pouquoi je prefere incy (Genomic Explosion
Celera deserves credit for being aggressive, and it may well be the industry's leader for some time. But I prefer other genomic companies, such as Incyte (Nasdaq:INCY - news), Human Genome Sciences (Nasdaq:HGSI - news), Millennium (Nasdaq:MLNM - news) and Myriad Genetics (Nasdaq:MYGN - news) for the long haul. They've made more progress, are more established and look like they will deliver on their promises to the market.)(Insight on Incyte
For mining the human genome, I've always been an advocate of Incyte. This company was the original genomic company, which came up with the business model of using computers and building databases for sale.

Then Celera came onstage and knocked Incyte out of the spotlight. Celera can offer genetic databases that aren't limited to human genes, and that includes other species for comparison, such as the mouse and fruit fly. In my opinion, however, Incyte is just as competitive and as solid a company.

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