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| University start-up showing promise in cancer therapy |
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| The marriage between chemistry and biology propels the cancer therapies being developed by David Wiemer, a chemist, and Raymond Hohl, an oncologist.
The longtime University of Iowa professors met 15 years ago. Hohl, a professor and associate chairman in the Department of Internal Medicine, sought out Weimer because he saw promise in a low toxicity compound that Weimer could make.
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| UI helps Coralville health information provider through growing pains |
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| The University of Iowa's Small Business Development Center is helping a Coralville business that helps health care providers make sure their patients know exactly what's wrong with them. Read more... |
| Science grants awarded to UI, Integrated DNA Technologies |
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| Integrated DNA Technologies in Coralville has been awarded a $460,941 competitive grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, said in a news release Wednesday.
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