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BioWorld - Thursday, December 25, 2025
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Articles by Donna Young

Compugen Nets $19M for Drug, Diagnostic Discovery Work

Jan. 6, 2010
By Donna Young

Dicerna, Kyowa $1.4B Pact Called Largest Target-Based RNAi Deal

Jan. 5, 2010
By Donna Young
In its first major deal, Dicerna Pharmaceuticals Inc. is partnering with Japanese biopharmaceutical firm Kyowa Hakko Kirin Co. Ltd. to discover, develop and commercialize drug delivery systems and siRNA medications using Dicerna's Dicer Substrate Technology for undisclosed oncology targets. (BioWorld Today)
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FDA Starting Widespread Probe of Drug Impact on Women, Babies

Jan. 4, 2010
By Donna Young

Compugen Nets $19M for Drug, Diagnostic Discovery Work

Dec. 31, 2009
By Donna Young

Elusys Wins $143M BARDA Pact to Advance its Anthrax Antitoxin

Dec. 29, 2009
By Donna Young
WASHINGTON - Elusys Therapeutics Inc. won a five-year contract potentially worth $143 million from the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) to advance the development of the company's inhalational anthrax antitoxin Anthim, a high-affinity deimmunized monoclonal antibody. (BioWorld Today)
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Biotech Benefits Appear Safe in Reform Conference Talks

Dec. 28, 2009
By Donna Young
WASHINGTON - As the health reform legislation faces the difficult compromise road ahead during the upcoming conference process in January, little is expected to change with the measures affecting biotech, including the provisions to create a pathway for approval of follow-on biologics (FOBs). (BioWorld Today)
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Galapagos Garners More Cash in Expanded GSK Arthritis Deal

Dec. 23, 2009
By Donna Young

Galapagos Garners More Cash in Expanded GSK Arthritis Deal

Dec. 18, 2009
By Donna Young

ODAC Panel Gives Thumbs Down on Tarceva in First-line NSCLC

Dec. 17, 2009
By Donna Young

$365M Deal Hands Millennium Ex-U.S. Rights for CD30 Drug

Dec. 16, 2009
By Donna Young
As predicted last week by analysts, Seattle Genetics Inc. landed a cozy global development and commercialization deal for its Hodgkin's lymphoma drug brentuximab vedotin (SGN-35), potentially worth more than $365 million, including $60 million up front, plus tiered double-digit royalties, which Needham & Co. analyst Mark Monane called a "nice warm deal as the weather gets colder." (BioWorld Today)
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