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To: keokalani'nui who wrote (41)	4/5/2003 12:24:31 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) of 70

ZymoGenetics breaks ground on $26 million, 45,000-square-foot expansion of its research campus on Eastlake Avenue in Seattle. The project is scheduled to be completed in May 2004. Recent articles from Puget Sound Business Journal bizjournals.com * Biotech investments: Biotech companies must adjust to new realities: Financial, legal issues loom large as sector struggles to cope with a declining economy 2003-03-24 Nelson G. Dong and Mark W. Roberts, Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) * Education notebook: Biotech training program is running at capacity 2003-03-24 Heidi Dietrich, Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) * Strong management helps GeneCraft land financing 2003-03-10 Heidi Dietrich, Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) * Developer gets $34.7 million for Eastlake biotech building 2003-03-24 , Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) * Medical-device makers remain popular among VCs 2003-03-10 Jeff Meisner, Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) * NeoRx shares move to SmallCap Market 2003-03-20 , Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) * ZymoGenetics plans $26 million expansion project 2003-03-31 , Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) * In hot pursuit of HIV vaccine: Local researchers are undaunted 2003-03-31 Heidi Dietrich, Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) In Seattletimes Epigenomics Roche has said it thinks DNA methylation tests for cancer could be worth more than $1 billion a year. archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com South Lake Union archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com

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