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BioWorld - Sunday, December 28, 2025
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Articles by Kim Coghill

Genencor, Seattle Genetics Align To Develop Cancer Therapeutics

Jan. 8, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Tripos Collaborates With Pfizer To Help Build Compound Library

Jan. 8, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Tripos Collaborates With Pfizer To Help Build Compound Library

Jan. 8, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Genencor, Seattle Genetics Align To Develop Cancer Therapeutics

Jan. 8, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Abgenix Drops ABX-IL8 For RA Following Phase II Trial Results

Jan. 7, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Abgenix Inc. s stock took a small hit Friday following the disclosure that a Phase IIa study of its rheumatoid arthritis candidate failed to meet its endpoints.
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Abgenix Drops ABX-IL8 For RA Following Phase II Trial Results

Jan. 7, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Abgenix Inc. s stock took a small hit Friday following the disclosure that a Phase IIa study of its rheumatoid arthritis candidate failed to meet its endpoints.
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BioCryst Gets Flu Drug Back On Track, Resumes Enrollment

Jan. 4, 2002
By Kim Coghill
BioCryst Pharmaceuticals Inc. started out the flu season earlier this week by commencing Phase III enrollment in the United States for its flu treatment, peramivir, after getting clearance from the FDA to resume the study.
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BioCryst Gets Flu Drug Back On Track, Resumes Enrollment

Jan. 4, 2002
By Kim Coghill
BioCryst Pharmaceuticals Inc. started out the flu season earlier this week by commencing Phase III enrollment in the United States for its flu treatment, peramivir, after getting clearance from the FDA to resume the study.
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ImClone Suffers Erbitux Setback, Says It Won t Need New Trials

Jan. 3, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Analysts say the FDA s failure to accept ImClone Systems Inc. s rolling biologics license application for Erbitux in irinotecan-refractory colorectal cancer is expected to delay market launch by about six months.
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ImClone Suffers Erbitux Setback, Says It Won t Need New Trials

Jan. 3, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Analysts say the FDA s failure to accept ImClone Systems Inc. s rolling biologics license application for Erbitux in irinotecan-refractory colorectal cancer is expected to delay market launch by about six months.
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