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BioWorld Science

Sep. 18, 1998

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Techniclone submits phase II TNT protocol to FDA

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Medarex signs new MAb development agreement

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Ilex Oncology and Symphar to develop novel anticancer drug

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Approvable letter issued by FDA for Genzyme's Thyrogen

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Nexell submits data requested by FDA

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Cangene files for German approval of next-generation WinRho product

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York Medical's DiaCIM will be administered to cancer patients

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Novel use for a known antidepressant: doxepin relieves pruritus in patients with eczema

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Pharmacological characterization of new Astra agent for airways diseases presented at EFMC

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Early 1999 launch dates anticipated for EchoGen in European markets

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Astra describes SAR leading to antithrombotic agent with novel mechanism of action

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Yale University studies suggest potential new therapeutic target for schizophrenia

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SB-234551 characterized as potent, selective, nonpeptide ETA receptor antagonist

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Selective and sensitive p38 MAP kinase inhibitor identified by SmithKline Beecham

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Squalene synthase inhibitor-derived compound is potent inhibitor of protein farnesyltransferase

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RPR-132703: a second-generation PDE4 inhibitor from Rhone-Roulenc Rorer

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Stilbene analogue of pranlukast is a potent LTD4 antagonist with improved pharmacokinetics

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Icos reviews pipeline of drugs in clinical development

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New bladder-selective M3 antagonist from Yamanouchi for urinary urge incontinence

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Search for 5-HT2C ligands at Organon leads to the full agonist Org-38457

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Canadian approval for Viramune announced

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Preliminary analysis indicates good efficacy and safety of resiniferatoxin in urge incontinence

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Therion and Ludwig Institute to develop cancer immunotherapies based on ESO-1 gene

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Introgen establishes European-based subsidiary

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Treatment aimed at correcting underlying causes of CF enters phase II

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Acquisition of GenQuest by Corixa completed

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