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HGS Gains Exclusive License From Abgenix For CCR5 MAb

May 13, 2003
By Brady Huggett
Human Genome Sciences Inc. exclusively licensed rights from Abgenix Inc. to develop a fully human monoclonal antibody to the CCR5 receptor, for which Abgenix earns an undisclosed milestone payment. (BioWorld Today)
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HGS Gains Exclusive License From Abgenix For CCR5 MAb

May 13, 2003
By Brady Huggett
Human Genome Sciences Inc. exclusively licensed rights from Abgenix Inc. to develop a fully human monoclonal antibody to the CCR5 receptor, for which Abgenix earns an undisclosed milestone payment. (BioWorld Today)
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Genzyme Consolidates Tracking Stocks Into Genzyme General

May 12, 2003
By Brady Huggett
In a move that pleased Genzyme General shareholders but not those of one of its units, Genzyme Corp. announced it was gathering its three divisions - Genzyme General, Genzyme Biosurgery and Genzyme Molecular Oncology - under one trading stock, beginning July 1. (BioWorld Today)
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Genzyme Consolidates Tracking Stocks Into Genzyme General

May 12, 2003
By Brady Huggett
In a move that pleased Genzyme General shareholders but not those of one of its units, Genzyme Corp. announced it was gathering its three divisions - Genzyme General, Genzyme Biosurgery and Genzyme Molecular Oncology - under one trading stock, beginning July 1. (BioWorld Today)
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Innodia Licenses Diabetes Product From Neurochem, Closes Series A

May 9, 2003
By Brady Huggett

Innodia Licenses Diabetes Product From Neurochem, Closes Series A

May 9, 2003
By Brady Huggett

SARS: Revenue Generator Or Flash-In-The-Pan Illness?

May 7, 2003
By Brady Huggett
Biotechnology oftentimes eases into the wake of U.S. - and global - burgeoning health risks. That wake occasionally allows companies to ride the waves of newfound investor interest. (BioWorld Today)
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Incyte Reports Falling Revenue; Splits Discovery, Information Units

May 7, 2003
By Brady Huggett

Incyte Reports Falling Revenue; Splits Discovery, Information Units

May 7, 2003
By Brady Huggett

SARS: Revenue Generator Or Flash-In-The-Pan Illness?

May 7, 2003
By Brady Huggett
Biotechnology oftentimes eases into the wake of U.S. - and global - burgeoning health risks. That wake occasionally allows companies to ride the waves of newfound investor interest. (BioWorld Today)
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