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Push For Public Posting Of Clinical Trial Data Continues

Sep. 10, 2004

Push For Public Posting Of Clinical Trial Data Continues

Sep. 10, 2004

Encysive Brings In $30.8M, Presents Thelin Data At ERS

Sep. 9, 2004

Encysive Brings In $30.8M, Presents Thelin Data At ERS

Sep. 9, 2004

States Angling To Control Reimportation, Stem Cells

Sep. 7, 2004

States Angling To Control Reimportation, Stem Cells

Sep. 7, 2004

Achillion Gets $10.4M As Part Of Series D, Names New CEO

Sep. 3, 2004

Achillion Pharmaceuticals Inc. on Thursday closed a $10.4 million financing and announced the appointment of Michael Kishbauch as president and CEO. (BioWorld Today)

Achillion Gets $10.4M As Part Of Series D, Names New CEO

Sep. 3, 2004

Achillion Pharmaceuticals Inc. on Thursday closed a $10.4 million financing and announced the appointment of Michael Kishbauch as president and CEO. (BioWorld Today)

MDS Paying Applied Biosystems $40M For MALDI Product Line IP

Sep. 2, 2004

MDS Paying Applied Biosystems $40M For MALDI Product Line IP

Sep. 2, 2004

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