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Articles by Karen Carey

Encysive Shares Tumble On FDA Thelin Approvable Letter

March 28, 2006
By Karen Carey
Encysive Pharmaceuticals Inc. lost almost half its stock value Monday on news that the FDA may require additional clinical trial work for the pulmonary arterial hypertension drug Thelin. (BioWorld Today)
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Idenix Drops On Changes To NM283 Phase IIb Trials

March 27, 2006
By Karen Carey

Acadia Preparing For Pivotal Trial Based On ACP-103 Data

March 27, 2006
By Karen Carey

Pfizer Licenses, Invests In Noxxon’s Spiegelmer Drugs

March 24, 2006
By Karen Carey
Since its founding in 1997, German company Noxxon Pharma AG has flown low, working to develop products based on its Spiegelmer technology. (BioWorld Today)
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Nabi Digs Deep, Finds Reason To Continue StaphVAX Work

March 23, 2006
By Karen Carey
News that Nabi Biopharmaceuticals intends to continue development of its Gram-positive programs - which includes the lead drugs StaphVAX and Altastaph - restored investor hopes Wednesday, as the company’s stock climbed 15.8 percent. (BioWorld Today)
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Arius Licenses Oncology Antibodies To Genentech

March 23, 2006
By Karen Carey

MAb Causes Reactions In Phase I; Six In Hospital

March 22, 2006
By Karen Carey
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in London is investigating the hospitalization of six men who took part in a Phase I trial of TGN1412, an immunomodulatory humanized agonistic anti-CD28 monoclonal antibody designed to treat chronic inflammatory conditions and leukemia. (BioWorld International)
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NicOx Expands Merck Deal For Up To $350M

March 22, 2006
By Karen Carey
A research collaboration that started in August 2003 came full circle this week when French company NicOx SA granted Merck & Co. Inc. exclusive worldwide development and marketing rights to nitric oxide-donating drugs for hypertension. (BioWorld Today)
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Exelixis Turns X-Ceptor Into Partners: Third Deal Signed

March 21, 2006
By Karen Carey
About 18 months ago, South San Francisco-based Exelixis Inc. made a $25.7 million investment when it acquired three preclinical programs through its buyout of X-Ceptor Therapeutics Inc. (BioWorld Today)
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Sunesis Advancing Cancer Drugs With $45M Funding

March 20, 2006
By Karen Carey
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