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BioWorld - Thursday, July 9, 2026
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Articles by Karen Carey

Coley IPO, Placement Brings In $106M For TLR Drug Discovery

Aug. 11, 2005
By Karen Carey
Leading all biotech initial public offerings conducted this year in the U.S., Coley Pharmaceutical Group Inc. topped the list with proceeds of $96 million, then raised another $10 million through a concurrent private placement with Pfizer Inc.(BioWorld Today)
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Staggered Biotech Buyouts Suit Risks Of Both Parties

Aug. 10, 2005
By Karen Carey

Anadys Raises $62M To Advance Early Programs

Aug. 8, 2005
By Karen Carey
Two months ago, when Anadys Pharmaceuticals Inc. signed what might be the largest Phase I deal in biotech history, the company's CEO said Anadys wouldn't need to do a financing for at least two years. (BioWorld Today)
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ZymoGenetics Gets $135M To Advance rhThrombin

Aug. 5, 2005
By Karen Carey

XenoPort Eyeing Restless Leg Syndrome Phase III

Aug. 3, 2005
By Karen Carey
Inching closer to a market that, until recently, was virtually untapped, XenoPort Inc. proved in a Phase IIb trial that its restless leg syndrome candidate, XP13512, was significantly better than placebo in relieving patient symptoms. (Bioworld Today)
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Invitrogen Adding New Products Via $130M BioSource Purchase

July 27, 2005
By Karen Carey
In order to grow in the area of proteomics, Invitrogen Corp. signed a definitive agreement to acquire BioSource International Inc. for about $130 million in cash. (BioWorld Today)
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Kirin Buys Transgenic Cow Firm Hematech For $45M

July 27, 2005
By Karen Carey

Millennium Sells Integrilin Rights In U.S. To Schering

July 26, 2005
By Karen Carey
Millennium Pharmaceuticals Inc. restructured its collaboration for Integrilin, granting exclusive U.S. development and commercialization rights to Schering-Plough Corp. and trading its profit-sharing arrangement for a significant royalty and up to $85.5 million in payments. (BioWorld Today)
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Ciphergen, Quest Partner For Proteomic Diagnostic Tests

July 25, 2005
By Karen Carey

Amgen's Stock Surges On Second-Quarter Surprise

July 21, 2005
By Karen Carey
In what historically might be one of Amgen Inc.'s top quarters, the company posted earnings per share of 88 cents and a net income of $1.1 billion, significantly exceeding consensus estimates and driving the company's stock up 15.1 percent. (BioWorld Today)
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