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NIH Negotiating with Celera for Access to Celera's Database"A new chapter in the storied and stormy relationship between the National Institutes of Health and Celera Genomics has apparently begun, as NIH officials are now negotiating with Celera for terms of access to its genome database, a NIH spokesman told GenomeWeb Friday."
"If NIH scientists do gain access to Celera's database - at the price of between $7,000 and $15,000 per head - they would effectively be paying for a souped-up version of their own Human Genome Project research published in GenBank, plus Celera's own sequencing research."
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