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Jan. 22, 1999

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Interneuron: FY 1998 results

MorphoSys enters licensing agreement with Chiron for HuCAL

Actinova enters collaboration for development of tooth decay treatment

Results of animal studies indicate ability of GeneSwitch to regulate gene therapy

Chugai presents new COX-2 inhibitor series

Compounds for depression and other CNS disorders reported by Akzo Nobel

Improved treatments for BPH in development at Pfizer

Novel squalene synthase inhibitors claimed by Nippon Kayaku

Several setbacks reported with Lundbeck antipsychotic

Integrin receptor antagonists, prodrugs and transdermal iontophoretic administration

Medeva launches Anthra's valrubicin in first market

Unigene obtains E.U. approval for injectable calcitonin product

Bayer claims camptothecin glycoconjugates for use in cancer

Potent and selective DAT ligand identified by RTI and Emory University

Rochester Medical files PMA for FemSoft

Telmisartan reaches U.S. pharmacy shelves

Terprenin: novel immunosuppressant and antiallergic substance under evaluation at Shionogi

FDA grants priority review to SB's Avandia

Japanese group discovers novel microbial metabolite with antitumor and immunosuppressive effects

Cel-Sci and University of Maryland receive award for TB vaccine development

Genzyme collaborates with Canadian researchers to develop cardiovascular disease therapies

Mitsubishi Chemical and Tokyo Tanabe to merge

Vertex initiates phase II psoriasis trial of VX-497

Snow Brand reports new developments concerning cevimeline

Avant receives patent coverage for complement inhibitors

Celebrex approved in first market outside U.S.

PAP mutants licensed by Hughes Institute; potential anticancer and antiviral therapies

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