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April 4, 2000

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Oncolytics Biotech's pilot canine study of Reolysin shows measurable tumor response

ImmuCell reports positive preliminary results from DiffGAM phase I/II clinical trial

AOP Orphan to distribute Uniprost in select European countries

ImClone Systems awarded SBIR grant for antiangiogenesis research

Anti-CD11a enters phase I/II study in kidney transplant patients

Medarex and Raven Biotechnologies form antibody development collaboration

EntreMed commences phase I clinical trial of 2-methoxyestradiol

FDA advisory committee recommends approval of Activa Parkinson's Control Therapy

Medivir to acquire Mimetrix

Xenova highlights 1999 clinical progress

New xanthine oxidase inhibitors designed by Yamasa Shoyu

Japan Energy describes preparation and use of cPLA2 inhibitors

Japanese lab presents new quinazoline chymase inhibitors

Chugai's new motilin antagonists useful for IBS

Ring-modified cyclic peptide analogues of echinocandin in development at Lilly

Novel inhibitors of cyclin-dependent kinases discovered by Korean researchers

Binding, functional and pharmacological characterization of R-113281

Licensing opportunity from NIH: adenovirus-mediated gene therapy

Eisai describes pharmacological profile of candidate for hypertension and heart failure

Mallinckrodt launches new MRI contrast agent in U.S.

AHP announces first launch of Prevnar

More ACS highlights: discovery of potent class III antiarrhythmic agent RWJ-28810

SB-238039: a new antitumor agent that appears to act as a Jak2 inhibitor

Avandia receives FDA approval for treatment of type II diabetes in combination with sulfonylureas

Anxiolytic development candidate selected by Dainippon based on promising pharmacological profile

Simplified halichondrin B analogues retain potent anticancer activity

Structure, preclinical and clinical data for BMS-193884 presented at ACS meeting

T-900607, a novel tubulin-binding agent, on track for clinical development

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