Press Release - April 12, 2004

Genodix Wants You!

When Genodix holds its job fair on July 10-11, we want the best minds and most energetic and dedicated spirits
working with us on our latest genomic endeavors. Our latest genomic project is our most innovative and difficult,
with numerous scientific and technological challenges.

To aid in choosing which teams of motivated scientists will join with us in our latest project, we will ask that you
help us by filing out an application. Each potential team member should fill out an individual application form, and
each team must complete a separate team application form. Applications will be available starting April 18th -- to
get one, simply contact us with information about your team name. We strongly encourage those groups with
experience in team problem solving to apply, as well as groups with little to no training. If you've got sharp minds,
natural talent, and a "can do" attitude, then you're what Genodix is looking for! (We do ask that you not have any
outstanding warrants for criminal activities, however.) Since its founding, Genodix has worked very hard to
maintain productive relationships with America's universities. To continue to cultivate these relationships, we
encourage both undergraduate and graduate students to apply. In fact, Genodix values the fostering of such
groups to the extent that there will be a slight hiring advantage for any team listed as a reference on the
application of any team comprised of a majority of undergraduate students. We have worked extremely hard to
make the application process simple, but complete. When the application forms become available on April 18th,
each application packet will come with explicit instructions.

Calling Genodix employees busy would be an understatement. Research project advancements have put stress on
our current workforce (motivating the Genodix job fair) and stretched our personnel to the limit. In particular, our
main public relations contact will only be able to respond to the most important of email questions.