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Onconova, Conatus Price IPOs: $78M, $66M, Both with Upside

July 26, 2013
By Randy Osborne
Onconova Therapeutics Inc. priced its shares higher than expected in an initial public offering (IPO), and Conatus Pharmaceuticals Inc., also pricing, rolled out 1 million more shares than originally targeted, to settle in the midrange of the targeted cost per share.
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CEO Spills Exon-Skipper News: Sarepta DMD Filing Next Year

July 25, 2013
By Randy Osborne
In Wall Street's view, the outcome of another meeting between the FDA and Sarepta Therapeutics Inc. apparently did not bring enough about the path to a new drug application (NDA) filing for eteplirsen, the exon-skipping therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
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Merrimack: Bispecific Antibody Starts Phase II Gastric Program

July 23, 2013
By Randy Osborne
While investors wait for key data from a Phase II trial with Merrimack Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s HER2 signaling inhibitor MM-121 in breast, ovarian and non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), the company began a Phase II trial with its bispecific antibody, MM-111, which targets the HER2 and HER3 receptors, for advanced gastric, esophageal and gastroesophageal junction (GEJ) cancers.
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Cubist Pharmaceuticals' Phase III Trials Squaring Off Against Pain, Constipation

July 22, 2013
By Randy Osborne
Cubist Pharmaceuticals Inc. followed up its earnings tally with word that the first patient has joined the 1 ,800-patient Phase III program called ASCENT with bevenopran, previously known as CB-5945, a peripherally active mu opioid receptor antagonist for chronic noncancer pain and opioid-induced constipation.
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NGM's Series C Garners $50M for Ongoing Work in Diabetes

July 18, 2013
By Randy Osborne
With a handful of collaborations already under way, NGM Biopharmaceuticals Inc. raised $50 million in a Series C round to advance in-house efforts in cardiometabolic diseases, including diabetes and obesity.
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TOBI or Not? Insmed Doubters Relax, $58M Raise for CF Push

July 18, 2013
By Randy Osborne
Investor disappointment earlier this month regarding positive – but apparently not positive enough – Phase III results with Insmed Inc.'s antibiotic candidate seemed to be turning around on word that the company is netting $58 million in a stock sale to help push Arikace to the finish line.
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Framing the Problem: Scaffold Key to Bispecifics, Sutro Says

July 17, 2013
By Randy Osborne
This week's deal between Affimed Therapeutics AG and Johnson & Johnson put the bispecific antibody space in the headlines once again, as the field took another step toward becoming as hot as antibody-drug conjugates, said Jeremy Bender, chief business officer of Sutro Biopharma Inc., which made news in December via its deal with Celgene Corp.
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Firststring Off the (Lab) Bench: Granexin's Phase II Bids Strong

July 16, 2013
By Randy Osborne
Firststring Research Inc.'s roll-out of positive, top-line Phase II news in three studies at the International Gap Junction Conference in Charleston, S.C., this week marks the emergence of the company from a low-profile mode.
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Rockwell's Iron Therapy SFP Proves Its 'Metal' in Phase III

July 11, 2013
By Randy Osborne
After taking a stock hit on the ominous promise of a conference call the next morning, Rockwell Medical Inc. turned investor worries around with news that the firm had encouraging top-line data to offer from the Phase III study known as CRUISE-1, testing SFP, an iron-delivery drug for chronic kidney disease patients on dialysis.
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Loxo Winner: Array's Cancer Pact Valued as High as $434M

July 10, 2013
By Randy Osborne
Newly formed by the venture firm Aisling Capital, Loxo Oncology Inc. has entered a deal with Array Biopharma Inc. to advance a preclinical candidate developed by Array and to find more small-molecule drugs for oncology targets.
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