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BIOTECH EXECUTIVES DESCEND ON CAPITOL HILL
In all, BIO teams met with 13 senators (8 Democrats, 5 Republicans) and 16 representatives (12 Democrats, 4 Republicans). (In a few instances, BIO teams met with staffers instead of directly with elected officials.) Lawmakers targeted for the fly-in represented California, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Texas and VirginiaBioWorld Today | Thursday, July 21, 1994 -
AMGEN, GENENTECH REPORT SURPRISING SECOND QUARTER JUMPS
This is the first time in six quarters that both Neupogen and Epogen have done better than expected," said Jay Silverman, an analyst with Wertheim Schroder of New YorkBioWorld Today | Thursday, July 21, 1994 -
AIDS GROUP WANTS TO CUT RED TAPE IN REVIEW OF RESEARCH PROTOCOLS
Gregg Gonsalves, a member of the New York-based Treatment Action Group (TAG), an AIDS activist organization that is represented on the NTFADD, told BioWorld that many activists are skeptical of task forcesBioWorld Today | Wednesday, July 20, 1994 -
SYNERGEN ANTRIL TRIALS FOR SEPSIS END IN FAILURE
David Webber, an analyst with Alex, Brown & Sons Inc., of New York, said suspension of the Antril program ends Synergen's hopes of becoming a major independent drug companyBioWorld Today | Tuesday, July 19, 1994 -
OTHER NEWS TO NOTE
Cortech also has completed a royalty buyout for CE-1037 from the Research Foundation of the State University of New YorkBioWorld Today | Monday, July 18, 1994 -
PERSEPTIVE ENTERS AGREEMENT TO BUY MILLIPORE DIVISION
of New York and Bain Capital IncBioWorld Today | Monday, July 18, 1994 -
FACTOID-DRIVEN DRUG PRICE CONTROL TALKS CONTINUE
Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), a year-old study of drug prices done by a consumer group got a burst of new life _ stories on the report appeared in The Washington Post and The New York TimesBioWorld Today | Friday, July 15, 1994 -
NEOSE PHARMACEUTICALS RAISES $9.5M IN PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Paramount Capital of New York managed the placement, which included investments from U.S. Healthcare IncBioWorld Today | Wednesday, July 13, 1994 -
APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY SIGNS DEAL WITH MERCK SUBSIDIARY
Applied Microbiology, of New York, has a similar deal with Astra/Merck, a New York-based subsidiary of Merck & Co., to develop an application of Ambicin for the treatment of helicobacter pylori bacterium, which has been linked to peptic ulcersBioWorld Today | Wednesday, July 13, 1994 -
EUROPEAN PATENT DISCLOSURES
Innovir Labs Ribozyme WO 94/13791, 833 New York target inactivation Ribozyme gene expression controlled by ligand-binding sequenceBioWorld Today | Tuesday, July 12, 1994 -
GENE THERAPISTS TAKE ON THE PRESS, AND VICE VERSA
Harold Ginsberg, Columbia University, New York: RACBioWorld Today | Monday, July 11, 1994 -
XENOVA RAISES $10M IN US IPO
and Lehman Brothers, both of New York, and Cowen & Co., of BostonBioWorld Today | Monday, July 11, 1994 -
APPOINTMENTS AND ADVANCEMENTS
Innovir Laboratories Inc., of New York, named Paul Leibowitz senior vice presidentBioWorld Today | Monday, July 11, 1994 -
MEDAREX NETS $3.4M FROM OFFERING
of New York, underwrote the offeringBioWorld Today | Monday, July 11, 1994 -
APPOINTMENTS AND ADVANCEMENTS
Applied Microbiology Inc., of New York, appointed Peter Blackburn president and chief operating officerBioWorld Today | Friday, July 8, 1994 -
XOMA VICTORY COULD CHEER COMPANIES BESET BY LAWSUITS
Laurence Silverman, partner with Cahill Gordon & Reindel in New York and lead counsel for Xoma in both of its securities suits, said the courts are more willing to scrutinize these types of lawsuits for merit than they were just five years ago...We're seeing a trend in more sophisticated jurisdictions, such as San Francisco, New York and Boston, for the courts to take a much closer look at the motion-to-dismiss stage," Silverman told BioWorldBioWorld Today | Thursday, July 7, 1994 -
IMCLONE SIGNS DEAL WITH RHONE-POULENC FOR EGFR ANTIBODY
By securing rights to Rhone-Poulenc's pending patents, Rabney said ImClone, of New York, intends to develop the use of C225 in association with chemotherapy treatmentsBioWorld Today | Thursday, July 7, 1994 -
MITOTIX RAISES $12.35M FOR CELL CYCLE RESEARCH
The company was founded by cell cycle researchers David Beach, of Cold Spring Harbor, an independent research foundation in New York, who is now on the company's scientific boardBioWorld Today | Friday, July 1, 1994 -
MICE MISSING MYELIN 'GLUE' TO TEST NERVE REGROWTH BLOCKER
Lazzarini, who directs the Brookdale Center for Molecular Biology at New York's MtBioWorld Today | Thursday, June 30, 1994 -
EUROPEAN PATENT DISCLOSURES
Immunologic EPO 600 591 New York tumor killing Tumor cells engineered to express B7 surface protein...Fabry disease WO 94/12628 New York treatment Making human-galactosidase A with transfected eukaryotic hostBioWorld Today | Thursday, June 30, 1994
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