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Gensia spin-off targets gene transfer therapy. (Viagene) (company profile)
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Genisa spin-off targets gene transfer therapy By RICK DOWER
Gensia Pharmaceuticals has spun off a new company to develop a noval approach known as gene transfer therapy for treating disease.
The spin-off, named Viagene, temporarily will share Gensia's Sorrento Valley office and laboratory space until it moves into its own quarters, according to Gensia President David F. Hale. Hale, the former chief executive of Hybritech Inc., will serve as Viagene's interim chief while a search for a permanent president is under way.
The new company -- whose ...
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