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Boise State receives grant to start biomedical research center

June 16, 2007 /

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The state Board of Education has approved a $1 million grant for Boise State University to establish a biomedical research center.

The Center for Musculoskeletal Research will coordinate work that’s going on in different labs on campus with professors, students and area physicians, said Julie Oxford, a biology professor who applied for the grant with other researchers.

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