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Jan. 14, 1998

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Antiallergic efficacy of dual-action compound demonstrated in preclinical models

Company Profile: Athersys

Novel AIDS therapy shows promise

Atrix receives CE mark approval for Atrisorb; ISO 9001 certification granted

Nastech licenses nasal scopolamine to Schwarz

Eisai in-licenses antiobesity drug for Japanese market

Photofrin enters phase III testing for new indication

New use approved for Lescol

U.S. marketing application submitted for AD-32

PDE IV/TNF production inhibitors claimed by Schering AG for MS

Novartis discloses HIV protease inhibitors with excellent pharmacodynamic profile

Vertex describes new IMPDH inhibitors

Serotonergic agents prepared at Merck KGaA as potential antidepressants/anxiolytics

Merck & Co. describes new thrombin inhibitors

Novel ET antagonists claimed by BASF

Agents with affinity for 5-HT2 receptors under development at Janssen

Takeda obtains remaining HMR stake in French joint venture

Abgenix and Pfizer collaborate on XenoMouse antibodies

AHC-52, a new dihydropyridine with cardioprotective effects

Pharmacological profile of parenteral ET antagonist for SAH described by Roche

Preclinical and preliminary clinical results reported for CS-834

IC-351 advances to phase II for MED

DuPont Merck, Signal collaborate on HCV and HIV research

Abbott in-licenses lipid-lowering drug from Fournier

Korean researchers discover new PLC and PI turnover inhibitor from fungal strain

Indian researchers describe new anticancer agent

Carbapenems with enhanced antipseudomonal activity and stability

Genzyme Transgenics breakthrough could lead to potential malaria vaccine

IMPDH inhibitor VX-497 advances to clinical trials

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