Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Building on discoveries from the Human Genome Project, a fledgling biotechnology company has mapped all of the ways that proteins with the same type of binding structure connect to one another. There are roughly 70 such types of protein binding structures, or domain families, inside the body's cells. AxCell Biosciences plans to map the rest within four years, starting with domain families whose workings are linked to cancer, diabetes, heart disease and other major killers. Such Information is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation to buy the securities of any company.
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