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With Phase III Study Under Way, NeoRx Buys New Cancer Drug

April 6, 2004
By Randy Osborne

ArQule, Roche Enter Potential $276M Cancer Checkpoint Deal

April 5, 2004
By Randy Osborne
About seven months after completing its $25 million buyout of Cyclis Pharmaceuticals Inc., ArQule Inc. has leveraged the acquired Activated Checkpoint Therapy technology to nail down a deal with Roche that could be worth up to $276 million, plus royalties. (BioWorld Today)
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Nucleonics' Series B Pulls Down $40.9M To Push Expressed RNAi

April 5, 2004
By Randy Osborne

Genzyme Enters Deal With P&G To Develop, Market Colitis Drug

April 2, 2004
By Randy Osborne

GSK Buying Theravance Chunk, Paying $129M In Widened Deal

April 1, 2004
By Randy Osborne
With their deal for respiratory diseases already having reached Phase II trials, Theravance Inc. and GlaxoSmithKline plc said they are broadening their relationship to the tune of $129 million, of which a "significant" portion involves GSK upping its ownership of Theravance from 6 percent to 19 percent - and GSK could end up with as much as 60 percent in 2007. (BioWorld Today)
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NPS Eyes NDA Filing For Preos On Positive Osteoporosis Trials

March 31, 2004
By Randy Osborne
Neither a fizzled merger nor worries over clinical trial supply of its osteoporosis drug Preos kept NPS Pharmaceuticals Inc. from forging ahead with the pivotal Phase III study and meeting the primary endpoint of reducing vertebral fractures in the top-line data analysis. (BioWorld Today)
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Myogen's Enoximone Falters, Placebo Surprise' To Blame

March 29, 2004
By Randy Osborne
Myogen Inc.'s lead product, enoximone, missed statistical significance in the primary endpoint of a Phase III trial to support an ongoing pair of other, pivotal Phase III studies - but the company said success in secondary endpoints means the study's objective was achieved. (BioWorld Today)
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Chiron Scraps Matrix Drug; Diversified Dream Still Alive

March 29, 2004
By Randy Osborne
In Greek mythology, Chiron was a centaur associated with healing - not a bad figure for a biotechnology firm to hook itself up with. But in the industry, what is Chiron Corp. known for? Quickly, now.
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Gearing For Estorra Launch, Sepracor Ends Xopenex Deal

March 26, 2004
By Randy Osborne

NeoGenesis, AstraZeneca Join For Small-Molecule Discovery

March 26, 2004
By Randy Osborne
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