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BioWorld - Saturday, December 27, 2025
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Articles by James Etheridge

UroGene, Pierre Fabre Enter 3-Year Cancer Collaboration

Jan. 30, 2002
By James Etheridge
PARIS UroGene SA entered into a three-year research collaboration with Pierre Fabre M dicament to discover and develop new active compounds to treat prostate cancer against a validated biological target identified by UroGene. (BioWorld International)
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Synt:em, Baxter Collaborate On Peptide Mimetics Of MAbs

Jan. 30, 2002
By James Etheridge

UroGene, Pierre Fabre Enter 3-Year Cancer Collaboration

Jan. 30, 2002
By James Etheridge
PARIS UroGene SA entered into a three-year research collaboration with Pierre Fabre M dicament to discover and develop new active compounds to treat prostate cancer against a validated biological target identified by UroGene. (BioWorld International)
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Synt:em, Baxter Collaborate On Peptide Mimetics Of MAbs

Jan. 30, 2002
By James Etheridge

Galapagos, Exelixis Collaborate To Analyze Functions Of Genes

Jan. 30, 2002
By James Etheridge

IDM, Sanofi-Synthélabo Enter Deal Potentially Worth $545M

Jan. 23, 2002
By James Etheridge
PARIS Immuno-Designed Molecules SA, a Paris-based company specialized in the development of cellular immunotherapies for cancer, signed a co-development agreement with the French pharmaceutical company Sanofi-Synthélabo SA covering the whole range of IDM’s “cell drugs” for cancer.
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IDM, Sanofi-Synthélabo Enter Deal Potentially Worth $545M

Jan. 23, 2002
By James Etheridge
PARIS Immuno-Designed Molecules SA, a Paris-based company specialized in the development of cellular immunotherapies for cancer, signed a co-development agreement with the French pharmaceutical company Sanofi-Synthélabo SA covering the whole range of IDM’s “cell drugs” for cancer.
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IDM, Sanofi-Synthélabo Enter Deal Potentially Worth $545M

Jan. 23, 2002
By James Etheridge
PARIS Immuno-Designed Molecules SA, a Paris-based company specialized in the development of cellular immunotherapies for cancer, signed a co-development agreement with the French pharmaceutical company Sanofi-Synthélabo SA covering the whole range of IDM’s “cell drugs” for cancer.
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IDM, Sanofi-Synthélabo Enter Deal Potentially Worth $545M

Jan. 23, 2002
By James Etheridge
PARIS Immuno-Designed Molecules SA, a Paris-based company specialized in the development of cellular immunotherapies for cancer, signed a co-development agreement with the French pharmaceutical company Sanofi-Synthélabo SA covering the whole range of IDM’s “cell drugs” for cancer.
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French Parliament Could Vote To Allow Therapeutic Cloning

Jan. 16, 2002
By James Etheridge
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