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  1. Prosarix Ltd, a specialist computational drug discovery company

    Prosarix Ltd provides computational drug discovery to partner companies and generates preclinical development compounds for out-licensing utilising its ...
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    www.prosarix.com - 2009-02-10

  2. Cognitalis

    COGNITALIS is a drug design - drug discovery company providing cost-effective and efficient hit-to-lead, lead optimization, virtual screening and related ...
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    www.cognitalis.com - 2009-02-07

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