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ActiveNational Institute of General Medical Sciences · 2026

Symbiosis and Chemical Diversity Generation

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Agency: National Institute of General Medical Sciences
Funding: Varies
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Status: Active
Eligibility: Academic and research institutions in the U. S.

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Funds research on chemical diversity arising from symbiotic relationships in living organisms.

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Academic and research institutions in the U. S.

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