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Christian V Kuhlen, GC & Secretary at Ignyta Inc, holds 0.00 shares in Ignyta Inc (Ticker: ~RXDX).
Christian V Kuhlen Ignyta Inc (~RXDX)GC & Secretary
Ignyta Inc (~RXDX)
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Christian V Kuhlen holds: ~RXDX stocks.
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Christian V Kuhlen latest transaction was an Uninformative Sell of $594.51K.
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What is Christian V Kuhlen's role in Ignyta Inc?
Christian V Kuhlen's role in Ignyta Inc is GC & Secretary.
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