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American biopharmaceutical company
Maxygen Inc. was a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing improved versions of protein drugs using DNA shuffling and other protein modification
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Australian scientist and businessman
– Maxygen, Inc. Maxygen, Inc. Raises $110 Million In Initial Public Offering of Its Common Stock DuPont To Acquire Maxygen Subsidiary Verdia Maxygen Announces
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2017) Martek (1985–2011) Massone (company) (????- ) Mayne (2005–2007) Maxygen (1997–2013) Medarex (1987–2009) Meda (1995–2016) MedImmune (1988–2019)
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Danish pharmaceutical company
acquired by Maxygen in 2000, for $60 million in stock. From its acquisition by Maxygen until 2008, the company continued as a subsidiary of Maxygen forming
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LPL Financial LSI Corporation Mad Catz Malibu Boats Matson, Inc. Maxtor Maxygen Memorex Mervyn's Metropolitan West Financial MicroPower Technologies Microsoft
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Dutch scientist and entrepreneur (1957–2013)
DNA shuffling (also known as "molecular breeding"). In 1997 he founded Maxygen to commercialize DNA shuffling, which led to the founding of both Verdia
Willem_P._C._Stemmer
American protein engineering company
2002. It went public in April 2010 on NASDAQ, and in October, acquired Maxygen's MolecularBreeding technology portfolio. Codexis won the Presidential Green
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American businessman and biotechnology entrepreneur
combinatorial chemistry technologies. Other companies he founded include Maxygen (1997), a developer of technologies that improve the development of proteins
Alejandro_Zaffaroni
Swedish scientist (born 1943)
Corporation, Pharmacia Biotech; Uniroyal Chemical Company; Biovitrum AB; Maxygen; Vividion; Oxford Biomedical Research, Rochester Hills, Michigan. From
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American businessman
Silicon Valley high technology companies, including Flextronics, Magma, Maxygen, Monogram Biosciences, Silicon Spice, Symyx, and Syrrx. While at Presidio
Faysal_Sohail
Month of 1923
entrepreneur, founder of Alza Pharmaceuticals, Affymetrix, Symyx Technologies and Maxygen; in Montevideo (d. 2014)[citation needed] Thérèse Vanier, English physician
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Danish biotechnology entrepreneur
Møller Mikkelsen, and remained co-CEO thereof until its acquisition by Maxygen in 2000. In 2001, he co-founded the investment firm Nordic Biotech Advisors
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