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Stock Winners and Losers For The Week
BioWorld Insight | Monday, May 13, 2002 -
Angiogenesis: Paradigm Changes For Judging 'Success' Of Drugs
Editor The failure early this month of Ribozyme Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Angiozyme in a Phase II trial as a monotherapy against Stage IV metastatic breast cancer was enough to feed another round in the sporadic, ongoing debate over angiogenesis inhibitors. Can they work? Is it worth trying to "turn off" blood vessel growth for the purpose of starving tumors (as in Ribozyme's case), or trying to "turn on" their growth as a treatment for heart diseases and others? A healthy body keeps its naturalBy Randall Osborne | BioWorld Insight | Monday, May 13, 2002 -
Money Raised Year To Date
Money Raised Year To DateBioWorld Insight | Monday, May 13, 2002 -
FDA Submissions, Approvals And Other Actions: April 2002
Company* (Country; Symbol) Product Description Indication Status (Date) AUTOIMMUNE Cambridge Antibody Technology Group plc (UK; CATG; LSE:CAT) and Abbott Laboratories Inc. D2E7 Monoclonal antibody; adalimumab Rheumatoid arthritis CAT and Abbott submitted D2E7 for approval in the U.S. and and Europe (4/17**) XOMA Ltd. (XOMA) and Genentech Inc. (NYSE:DNA) Xanelim Efalizumab; humanized antibody Psoriasis Companies said an FDA-requested pharmacokinetic study comparing XOMA-producedBioWorld Insight | Monday, May 13, 2002 -
Non-U.S. Clinical Trials, Regulatory Submissions, Recommendations And Approvals: April 2002
Company* (Country; Symbol) Product Description Indication Status (Date) CANCER Atrix Laboratories Inc. (ATRX) and MediGene AG (Germany; Neuer Markt:MDG) Eligard (FDA- approved) 22.5-mg three-month depot; leuprolide acetate Prostate cancer MediGene submitted for approval in Germany (4/25) British Biotech plc (UK; BBIOY) E21R A granulocyte macrophage-colony stimulating factor antagonist Juvenile myelo- monocytic leukemia Drug was designated an orphan medicinal product in Europe (4/4BioWorld Insight | Monday, May 13, 2002 -
Clinical Trial Update: April 2002
Company* (Country; Symbol) Product Description Indication Status (Date) AUTOIMMUNE AtheroGenics Inc. (AGIX) AGIX-4207 An intravenous compound derived from the v-protectant technology platform Rheumatoid arthritis Company completed a Phase I trial showing it was well tolerated (4/16) Centocor Inc. (subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson) Remicade (FDA- approved) Infliximab; a monoclonal antibody that specifically targets and irreversibly binds to TNF-alpha on the cell membrane inBioWorld Insight | Monday, May 13, 2002 -
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BioWorld Insight | Monday, May 6, 2002 -
Money Raised Year to Date
Money Raised Year to DateBioWorld Insight | Monday, May 6, 2002 -
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BioWorld Insight | Monday, May 6, 2002 -
Venture Capital And Corporate Investments In Biotechnology Companies: April 2002
I. FINANCING OF PRIVATE BIOTECHNOLOGY COMPANIES: $406M Company Location Date Amt. (M) Details Apovia AG Martinsried, Germany 4/22 EUR19 (US$17.1) Apovia raised US$17.1M in a third-round funding led by Heidelberg Innovation; other investors were Genavent, Societe Generale Asset Management, VCH Equity Group AG, 3i, Global Life Science Holding II GmbH, Oxford Bioscience Partners and private individuals; Arthur Andersen Corporate Finance acted as adviser Axovan AG Basel, Switzerland 4/22 CHF30BioWorld Insight | Monday, May 6, 2002 -
Other Financings Of Public Biotechnology Companies: April 2002
Total: $1,045.1M Company (Symbol)# Type Of Financing Number Of Shares, Units Or Warrants (M) Amount Raised (M) Investors; Placement Agents; Details (Date)@ AEterna Laboratories Inc. (AELA; TSE:AEL) Private placement of common stock and warrants 7.57S and 7.43W C$57 (US$35.7) AEterna raised US$35.7M in two private placements, one with SGF Sante and Solidarity Fund QFL, and the other with Acqua Wellington Private Placement Fund Ltd.; the first one involved 7.3M shares and 7.3M warrantsBioWorld Insight | Monday, May 6, 2002 -
Public Financing Of Biotechnology: April 2002
I. COMMENCED TRADING IN APRIL Company (Symbol)# Date Filed Date Comm. Shares/Units (M) Price Shares Out (M)% Lead, Other Underwriters Gross (M) Post-Offering Market Cap (M)@ INITIAL OFFERINGS DOV Pharmaceutical Inc. (DOVP)1 1/28/02 4/25/02 5S $13 15 Lehman Brothers (co-lead) CIBC World Markets (co-lead) Lazard Freres Fidelity Capital Markets $65 $195 Ribapharm Inc. (NYSE:RNA)2 6/15/00 4/12/02 26S $10 150 UBS Warburg CIBC World Markets SG Cowen $260 $1,500 Total: $325M Number ofBioWorld Insight | Monday, May 6, 2002 -
Stock Winners and Losers For The Week
BioWorld Insight | Monday, May 6, 2002 -
ICOS Held Up In Race For Viagra Market; Bayer Next?
Editor Erectile dysfunction (ED) used to be called impotence, until doctors decided on what the Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy refers to as a "less pejorative" and more specific phrase. But a rose by any other name smells the same and this one stinks, for 10 million to 20 million men over age 18 afflicted with the condition in the U.S. The common form of ED (which some persist in calling "male erectile dysfunction") is secondary, notes the Merck handbook. This means the loss of aBy Randall Osborne | BioWorld Insight | Monday, May 6, 2002 -
Money Raised Year To Date
Money Raised Year To DateBioWorld Insight | Monday, April 29, 2002 -
Biotech Mergers And Acquisitions: Feb. 28 - April 25, 2002#
I. COMPLETED MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS Company Acquired* (Country; Symbol) Acquired By Or Merged With* (Country; Symbol) Date Announced Date Completed Value (M)*** Terms/Details Apothogen Inc.* IntraBiotics Pharmaceuticals Inc. (IBPI) 4/25 4/25 $1.8 IntraBiotics acquired Apothogen for about 450,000 shares of stock, or $1.8M BioDisplay Technologies Inc.* Abbott Laboratories Inc. (NYSE:ABT) 4/1 4/1 $7 Abbott acquired the virtual company BioDisplay Technologies Inc. forBioWorld Insight | Monday, April 29, 2002 -
Stock Winners and Losers For The Week
BioWorld Insight | Monday, April 29, 2002 -
ESO Accounting Changes Could Hurt Biotech Hiring, Bottom Lines
Editor As if implications of the Enron Corp. situation hadn't already messed things up enough for biotechnology (and just about every other sector that uses balance sheets and ledgers), another spawn of the scandal has reared its head for industry leaders to fear and loathe. Several spawns, actually. They come in the form of legislation in the House and in the Senate, and moves by the Internal Revenue Service and Financial Accounting Standards Board to change the guidelines for reportingBy Randall Osborne | BioWorld Insight | Monday, April 29, 2002 -
Money Raised Year To Date
Money Raised Year To DateBioWorld Insight | Monday, April 22, 2002 -
Biotech - Big Pharma Collaborations: Modified And Terminated Agreements, Feb. 20 - April 17, 2002#
I. MODIFIED AGREEMENTS Biotech Co.* (Country; Symbol) Pharma Co. (Country) Change from original agreement Terms/Details (Date) Applied Molecular Evolution Inc. (AMEV) Eli Lilly and Co. Agreement to optimize an additional antibody candidate The companies announced the initial collaboration in December for an antibody and a nonantibody protein; Applied Molecular will receive program funding and could receive additional milestone payments and royalties (2/21) Coley PharmaceuticalBioWorld Insight | Monday, April 22, 2002
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