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BioWorld Science

March 12, 1999

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NCI to conduct further testing of Lorus anticancer compounds

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Genzyme General: Q4 and year-end 1998 highlights

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Xoma continues patient enrollment in phase III meningococcemia trial

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Techniclone enters licensing agreement for Oncolym with Schering AG

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New U.S. patent broadens the base of ImmunoGen's TAP technology

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Roberts acquires Lodine rights in the U.K. and Ireland

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Amgen and Praecis to develop and commercialize abarelix

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Hyseq: Q4 and year-end 1998 highlights

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ImClone receives milestone payment for C225 clinical advance

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U.K. is country of first launch for Schering-Plough's oral alkylating agent

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Kynurenine 3-monooxygenase inhibitors for neurodegenerative disorders

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Dual vasopeptidase inhibitor omapatrilat reduces blood pressure in healthy volunteers

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Warner-Lambert prepares irreversible tyrosine kinase inhibitors

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GABA-A alpha5 subunit-selective inverse agonists from Merck useful for Alzheimer's disease

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Recordati claims potent and selective 5-HT1A receptor antagonists for urinary disorders

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Orally active, selective V2 agonists in development at AHP

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FDA okays new indication and minimal liver function testing for Lescol

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Ad.VEGF121 preserves blood flow to ischemic tissues in animal models

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Sonus adds new patent to its ultrasound contrast agent portfolio

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ACC highlights: UT-15 effective and safe in severe intermittent claudication

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Biosense and RPR Gencell to develop innovative gene therapy to treat heart disease

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Sangamo enters agreement with Japan Tobacco for validation of novel gene targets

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Genentech reports results on TNK-tPA from TIMI 10B and ASSENT 1 at ACC meeting

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Procept's PRO-2000 Gel shows positive results in protection from HIV infection

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Diltiazem plus aspirin for secondary prevention following thrombolysis in MI patients

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FDA grants fast track designation for pneumococcal conjugate vaccine

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LU-135252 may be useful in AMI patients according to data presented at ACC meeting

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