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BioWorld Science

April 20, 1999

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Immunomedics updates cancer therapeutics program following restructuring

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Potential C. albicans vaccine tested in mice

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Recombinant immunotoxin for hematological malignancies from NCI evaluated in phase I

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Xoma and Genentech extend hu1124 agreement; present preliminary results from psoriasis trial

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Structural Bioinformatics awarded SBIR grant for HER2 antagonists

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New frontiers in gene therapy: treatment of erectile dysfunction

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Further phase I data presented for bizelesin at AACR meeting

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New compound for BPH in active preclinical development at Merck & Co. and Synaptic

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BNP-7787 protects against taxane- and platinum-associated neurotoxicity

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News from FASEB: novel botanical product for treatment of Alzheimer's disease

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SBR-170: a new bioreductive alkylating agent selected for further evaluation

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Avant Immunotherapeutics' CETP vaccine is effective in rabbit models of atherosclerosis

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New, second-generation HIV fusion inhibitor from Trimeris to be evaluated clinically

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First CpG DNA-based immunotherapeutic enters human trials

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News from FASEB: YM-905 is a bladder-specific M3 receptor antagonist

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Nonpeptide compounds derived from IL-1beta with peripheral analgesic activity

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Novel antiepileptic drug from D-Pharm cleared for preliminary human trials

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Preclinical study supports antinociceptive efficacy of ET-A antagonist

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Preparation, activity, compositions and use of CCR3 receptor antagonists described by Roche

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Akzo Nobel reports new agents for dysentery

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Eisai research team discovers novel HIV-1 Tat antagonist

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Bioglan and Allergan form psoriasis therapy partnership

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FDA grants priority review status to Alza' sNDA for Doxil in ovarian cancer

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New inhibitors of VCAM-1 binding to its receptor patented by Roche

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Potent and long-lasting GnRH antagonist presented by Ferring

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Potent and selective 5-HT1B/5-HT1D receptor agonists in the pipeline at Pierre Fabre

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AACR news: squalamine evaluated for activity in prostate and lung cancer models

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Health Canada grants priority review status for rofecoxib

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