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BioWorld Science

Oct. 4, 1999

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ImmGenics and Genzyme enter collaboration agreement to use SLAM technology

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Gene Logic and UCB Research enter allergy and asthma gene expression agreement

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Soluble Tat peptide analogues, HIV replication inhibitors, available for licensing from NIH

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Icos highlights clinical results from product development program

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Takeda to collaborate in the development of Dainippon's candidate antidiabetic

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Genzyme Molecular Oncology licenses antisense cancer rights to Hybridon

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Zambon and Sheffield initiate MSI albuterol trial for treatment of pediatric asthma

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Isis and RPR establish collaboration for antisense target validation

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Yale study will evaluate memantine's ability to prevent vision loss in glaucoma patients

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Cytokine inhibitors from Ortho-McNeil and methods of treating rheumatoid arthritis, etc.

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New muscarinic antagonists developed at Roche

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Shionogi's new immunosuppressant/antiallergic compounds

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Promising anti-HIV drug candidate strongly inhibits T-tropic and T/M-tropic infections in SCID mice

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In vivo efficacy and CNS toxicity of T-3811ME described at major congress

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Lilly's PTH analogue LY-333334 featured at this week's ASBMR meeting

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BMS seeks FDA approval for novel oral antidiabetic drug

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Novel semisynthetic pleuromutilins with potential as topical antibacterial agents

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Scotia seeks FDA approval for Foscan PDT

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Novo Nordisk takes a different tack in search of greater strength

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Profile of new small-molecule CCR5 antagonist from Takeda detailed further at ICAAC

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Geranylgeranyltransferase inhibition as a mechanism for specifically inhibiting bone resorption

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Medco initiates phase II trial of MRE-0470

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Compound from Streptomyces inhibits bone resorption, induces apoptosis in osteoclasts in vitro

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Glaxo Wellcome launches lamivudine in China for treatment of chronic HBV

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ICAAC news: anti-HIV-1 activity and enzyme/drug interactions of (+)-calanolide A

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British Biotech moves novel rheumatoid arthritis treatment into development

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