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Geron Licenses Methodology To Transgenic Pig Company

Nov. 17, 2004
By Randy Osborne

Rigel, Merck Joining Efforts To Explore Ubiquitin Ligases

Nov. 16, 2004
By Randy Osborne
Three academic scientists jointly won the 2004 Nobel Prize for research into ubiquitin ligases, and Rigel Pharmaceuticals Inc. is taking home an "award" of its own - a deal with Merck & Co. Inc. to investigate the new class of drugs for cancer therapies and others. (BioWorld Today)
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Amgen's $100M Venture Fund: Paving Paths For New Partners

Nov. 15, 2004
By Randy Osborne
Amgen Inc. launched a $100 million venture capital fund for start-up biotechnology firms that will let the West Coast giant get a piece of the early stage action as far away as Boston. (BioWorld Today)
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Medarex's Landmark Deal With BMS: 'What We Set Out To Do'

Nov. 15, 2004
By Randy Osborne
Industry leaders like to use phrases such as "going forward" and "as the company evolves," even though a troubling number of firms in biotechnology (and other industries) tend instead to stall, slide or die.
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OSI Offering Garners $387M; Tarceva Waiting On Runway

Nov. 12, 2004
By Randy Osborne
With 6 million shares offered at $64.50 each, OSI Pharmaceuticals Inc. is raising $387 million while waiting with partner Genentech Inc. for word from the FDA regarding Tarceva, their drug for non-small-cell lung cancer. (BioWorld Today)
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Inspire Pharmaceuticals Gets $37.6M In Sale Of Public Stock

Nov. 12, 2004
By Randy Osborne

Dyax, Biogen Idec Entering Deal For Antibody Screens

Nov. 11, 2004
By Randy Osborne
Dyax Corp.'s human antibody libraries drew a deal of undisclosed financial size with Biogen Idec Inc., which is providing research funding to Dyax for at least three years in an arrangement that's slightly different from earlier library deals. (BioWorld Today)
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Sonus Buying French Firm In $30M Stock Transaction

Nov. 10, 2004
By Randy Osborne

Full Confirmatory Phase III Data Strong, Says NitroMed

Nov. 9, 2004
By Randy Osborne

Plexxikon Scores As PPAR Cloud Fails To Deter Wyeth

Nov. 8, 2004
By Randy Osborne
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