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Jan. 27, 1997

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Improved fibrinogen antagonists from DuPont Merck

Excitatory amino acid receptor ligands from Schering AG

FPTase inhibitors in early development at Merck & Co.

Hoechst reports new Na+/K+-exchange inhibitors

Therapeutically active PTH derivatives reported by Takeda

NK1 antagonists from Takeda

Antithrombotics described by Terumo

Sumitomo claims antiplatelet agents

Kotobuki discloses muscarinic antagonists

Sagami reports novel antitumor agents

Combination therapy for HCV

5-LO inhibitor not effective in psoriasis

Peptide Therapeutics and Medeva collaborate on vaccine development

Development of Hepagene progresses

Medeva begins full development of ADHD Rx

New approach to arrhythmia using novel SKB compound

Pharmos allowed patent for tamoxifen analogues

Allelix/Aurora enter drug discovery collaboration

Company Profile: Essential Nutrition

Allelix and Pharm-Eco form joint venture

Spotlight on CCK-B antagonists for anxiety

Promising findings reported for senescence genes

FDA to review generic immunosuppressant

Promising new Sawai antiulcer drug shows excellent results in rats

Research shows antibodies associated with resistance to AIDS

BMS/Xenova collaborate on drug discovery

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