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Scientists Compete for $40 Million in Genomic Research Grants

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The board of the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine meets in Berkeley Wednesday. It's expected to vote to spend as much as $40 million on genomic research, the study of genes and their relationships. Scientists from across California and beyond have been vying for this major investment -- but a consortium from Stanford is considered the favorite. We talk with David Jensen, who writes the California Stem Cell Report.

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