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To: majaman1978 who wrote (112453)	12/3/1999 12:36:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 119973

That looks like a pretty good pick in this market where anything with genomics attatched is awfully hot, profitable?--unheard of! <g> Nice find, Guess I will have to do some queries on Google for Lark, Genomics and Baylor. My genomics pick today is GENXY, although I don't have a trading positon...just another one of those damn investments. Most of my little biotechs are tiny...<100M marketcap... but Genset seems rather underappreciated by the market as well, could be a good play, noted it on the MLNM thread this morning, waiting for some feedback, a little thinly traded tho. Ah, here is something on Lark Separately, as part of a decision to enhance the Company's long term asset potential, Lark is collaborating with Sennes Drug Innovations to develop senescence gene technology. This technology originated from Dr. Olivia Pereira-Smith's laboratory at Baylor. Lark is seeking to identify the genes involved in controlling cellular senescence. The Company believes these genes may have potential diagnostic and therapeutic applications, particularly in the field of cancer. Lark plans to identify corporate partners to maximize the commercial development of this technology as appropriate. bcm.tmc.edu Sounds like an interesting company. informagen.com Now that I've cluttered up this thread ...I see there is a thread here on SI too, see you over there. --MM