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Cellular Genomics

Cellular Genomics Inc. (CGI) is a drug discovery and development company that is dedicated to developing breakthrough therapeutics for large unmet medical needs across a broad range of diseases. CGI's current drug discovery and development programs address compelling, well-validated targets for major clinical indications in cancer, angiogenesis, and autoimmune / inflammatory diseases. Promising drug candidates representing potential breakthrough, first-in-class therapeutics, have been generated in three rapidly advancing programs.

CGI's powerful HALO chemistry platform represents a highly effective system for the rapid advancement of drug discovery programs from hit identification through lead optimization and into clinical development. Likewise, CGI's proprietary chemical genetic technologies have multiple applications throughout all phases of the drug discovery process. These technologies couple unprecedented rigor in the identification and validation of drug targets directly to state of the art drug discovery and development capabilities.

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Please send cover letter and CV to: jobs@cellulargenomics.com or fax: (203) 488-7840. Reference all inquiries to job code for any currently available positions listed below; no telephone inquires please.

Cellular Genomics Inc.
36 East Industrial Road
Branford, CT 06405
Telephone: (203) 315-1222
Fax: (203) 488-7838

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