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Vectorbuilder Inc
Vectorbuilder Inc
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Revolutionise gene delivery from research to therapy
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Why has gene delivery become such a hot property?
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VectorBuilder to construct R&D and manufacturing campus
Construction is expected to cost $500m and will be split into two phases over the next four years
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