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Amgen Paying Roche $137.5M For European Neupogen Rights

May 9, 2002
By Kim Coghill
Amgen Inc. said it will pay Roche Holding AG $137.5 million to gain control over European assets and business related to two white-cell boosters that are sold in the U.S. under the names Neupogen and Neulasta. (BioWorld Today)
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Cephalon Partners Cancer Program With Novuspharma

May 8, 2002
By Kim Coghill
In a three-year collaboration entered Tuesday with Cephalon Inc., Novuspharma SpA will use its preclinical research technology to screen a number of cancer compounds provided by Cephalon. (BioWorld Today)
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Cephalon Partners Cancer Program With Novuspharma

May 8, 2002
By Kim Coghill
In a three-year collaboration entered Tuesday with Cephalon Inc., Novuspharma SpA will use its preclinical research technology to screen a number of cancer compounds provided by Cephalon. (BioWorld Today)
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Immunex Sells Leukine For $380M In Preparation For Amgen Merger

May 6, 2002
By Kim Coghill
In another step toward completing the merger of Immunex Corp. and Amgen Inc., the former on Friday said it has found a buyer for its cancer drug, Leukine. (BioWorld Today)
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Immunex Sells Leukine For $380M In Preparation For Amgen Merger

May 6, 2002
By Kim Coghill
In another step toward completing the merger of Immunex Corp. and Amgen Inc., the former on Friday said it has found a buyer for its cancer drug, Leukine. (BioWorld Today)
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Syrrx Enters Deal To Provide Roche With Protein Structures

May 3, 2002
By Kim Coghill

Syrrx Enters Deal To Provide Roche With Protein Structures

May 3, 2002
By Kim Coghill

BIO Applauds Hatch’s Support Of Research-Based Cloning

May 2, 2002
By Kim Coghill
WASHINGTON - Sen. Orrin Hatch recently told a group of lawyers here that he usually votes on the side of science - that is, sound science. (BioWorld Today)
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BIO Applauds Hatch’s Support Of Research-Based Cloning

May 2, 2002
By Kim Coghill
WASHINGTON - Sen. Orrin Hatch recently told a group of lawyers here that he usually votes on the side of science - that is, sound science. (BioWorld Today)
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U.S. Military Looks To Biotech Industry For New Technology

May 1, 2002
By Kim Coghill
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