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BioWorld Science

Oct. 5, 1999

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Incyte and Schering expand agreement

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Aventis R&T expands drug discovery collaboration with Nanogen

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NeoTherapeutics initiates phase II trial to study effects of Neotrofin on the brain

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Pharming awarded grants for human lactoferrin research; announces collaboration

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ASBMR participants learn of efficacy, safety of risedronate in several large studies

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FDA approves Rochester Medical's FemSoft Insert for female stress urinary incontinence

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DuPont, Janssen and Neurocrine Biosciences establish CRF collaboration

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Integrin antagonist S-787 prevents ovariectomy-induced bone loss in rats

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SmithKline Beecham reports advances in vitronectin receptor antagonist research

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Adenosine-dependent cardioprotective effect demonstrated for MX-68

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SUN-N4057 reduces both brain and body temperature in cat model of stroke

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Preparation and use of dual ETA/ETB antagonists disclosed by BASF

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Plant-produced antiangiogenic compound discovered by Phytera

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New CRF antagonists codeveloped by Janssen and Neurocrine Biosciences

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Novel monoamine reuptake inhibitors designed at ADIR, particularly useful in depression

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Novo Nordisk investigates new strategy for diabetes and its complications: normoglycemic agents

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Lilly and Synaptic investigate potential of 5-HT1A antagonist in nicotine withdrawal

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Nitrate salts of antiulcer agents exhibit improved pharmacological, toxicological profile

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Bayer's IL-4 antagonist for asthma enters clinical testing

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Potent phenylisoxazoline antimicrobial agents designed at Pharmacia & Upjohn

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Scotia seeks approval of Foscan in Europe

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Roche confirms AD drug dropped by the wayside; two other MAO-B inhibitors remain in development

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Lipopeptide synthesized at Abbott may be therapeutically useful antifungal agent

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New class of oxazolidinones with broader spectrum presented at ICAAC by Pharmacia & Upjohn

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Bacterial efflux pump inhibitors developed at Microcide and presented at ICAAC meeting

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CuraGen and Glaxo Wellcome complete Alzheimer's disease research program

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Meiji Seika issues updated product pipeline

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rhPM-1 inhibits synovial cell proliferation in vitro, inflammatory cell infiltration in vivo

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