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Feb. 5, 1998

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Novel PTK-related technology from Genentech and collaborators

Preclinical pharmacology of ebselen described in depth

ProCyte reports results from U.K. leg ulcer study

Calanolide A well tolerated in phase I trials

Tiazac approved for angina in U.S.

Warner-Lambert presents SAR for potent, nonpeptide HIV protease inhibitor at AIDS conference

Avita gel can now be launched in U.S.

Genetic basis for RP described

Favorable clinical safety, pharmacokinetics and anti-CMV activity reported for 1263W94

Concrete terms of Receptagen-Scitech Genetics merger announced

Gene-based breast cancer test launched in U.S.

Salivary peptide fragment may be useful for oral candidiasis

Algos initiates FDA approval process for MorphiDex

Janssen obtains worldwide license to develop and market norastemizole

E.U. gives stamp of approval to Roche acquisition of Corange

Cytel and Baxter extend xenotransplantation agreement

Early clinical results support potential of ABT-378/ritonavir combination

Another name change for BioDx

Biomet-Merck orthopedic joint venture

Multiple-dose phase I trial of FP-21399 in HIV discussed at AIDS conference

New anti-PCP agent is more potent than pentamidine

PNU-140690: clinical pharmacokinetics and safety after single and multiple doses

Seragen fusion toxin will get priority review

Penederm and Alpharma enter marketing agreement

NIF is neuroprotective in rat model of ischemia

Pharmacokinetics and drug interactions for Fortovase

FddA demonstrates anti-HIV activity at well-tolerated doses in phase I trial

Zestril introduced for new indication in U.K.

CardioGenesis receives EU approval to market cardiovascular device

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