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Articles by Karen Carey

Immunomedics Partners Lupus Drug, Epratuzumab, With UCB

May 11, 2006
By Karen Carey
It was almost a year ago that Immunomedics Inc. began two pivotal Phase III studies of epratuzumab to treat systemic lupus erythematosus. It said Wednesday it had licensed exclusive worldwide rights to develop, market and sell the product for all autoimmune disease indications to UCB SA. (BioWorld Today)
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Merck Buying GlycoFi For $400M, Abmaxis For $80M

May 10, 2006
By Karen Carey
Merck & Co. Inc. set in motion two definitive agreements to acquire privately held biotechnology companies GlycoFi Inc. and Abmaxis Inc., and $400 million for $80 million, respectively, and would pay cash for both. (BioWorld Today)
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DeCode Finalizes SPA For Phase III Heart Attack Drug

May 10, 2006
By Karen Carey

Monogram Signs Deal With Pfizer, Out-Licenses Assay

May 9, 2006
By Karen Carey
In addition to making a $25 million investment in Monogram Biosciences Inc., Pfizer Inc. agreed to globally license Monogram's HIV Co-Receptor Tropism Assay to aid in the clinical development of its CCR5 antagonist maraviroc. (BioWorld Today)
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DeCode Finalizes SPA For Phase III Heart Attack Drug

May 5, 2006
By Karen Carey

Biogen Idec Getting Conforma In Buyout Worth Up To $250M

May 4, 2006
By Karen Carey
In an effort to augment its oncology pipeline, Biogen Idec Inc. signed a definitive merger agreement to acquire Conforma Therapeutics Corp. for $150 million at closing, plus up to $100 million in development milestone payments. (BioWorld Today)
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Early Data Offering Hope For Cross-Protective Flu Vaccine

May 3, 2006
By Karen Carey
Preclinical data from Vical Inc. gave strength to the theory that a universal vaccine could protect against several flu strains, including those feared to cause a deadly pandemic, and the company's stock was lifted by 30.7 percent. (BioWorld Today)
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Vaccinoma Files Australian IPO For Melanoma Vaccine

May 3, 2006
By Karen Carey

CardioKine Brings In $50M Via Series B For Lixivaptan

May 2, 2006
By Karen Carey
CardioKine Inc., just 2 years old, is ready to move its lead product, Lixivaptan, into Phase III trials, and it raised $50 million to do so. (BioWorld Today)
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Vaccinoma Files Australian IPO For Melanoma Vaccine

May 2, 2006
By Karen Carey
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