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BioWorld Science

May 5, 2000

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Phase II results reported for tenofovir DF

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Pivotal trial of Fabrazyme meets primary endpoint

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Medarex and Centocor sign antibody development agreement

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Transgenic antibody production agreement signed by Genzyme Transgenics and Abgenix

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LigoCyte awarded Phase II SBIR grant for nanoparticle technology

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Connetics continues to expand relaxin indications

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Corixa expands technology through five new collaborative agreements

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Q1 2000 marked by significant achievements at Elan

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AxyS makes considerable progress in drug discovery and development programs during Q1 2000

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Anti-human CD40 antibodies designed by BMS for use in immune disorders and inflammation

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Final results of phase I/IIa trial evaluating CAT-152 in trabeculectomy patients announced at ARVO

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Isis prepares antisense modulators of FAN expression

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Schering prepares new fluorescent contrast agents for imaging tumors and blood vessels

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News from ARVO: ISV-205 reduces corticosteroid-induced IOP elevations

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Novel antifungal agent derived from BPI under study at Xoma

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Tau protein kinase 1 inhibitors in development at Mitsubishi-Tokyo Pharmaceuticals

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Oxazolidines and thiazolidines claimed by Roche Diagnostics for bone disorders

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Preparation and biological evaluation of Cubist's new tRNA synthetase inhibitors described

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New heterocyclic compounds from Procter & Gamble particularly useful for alopecia

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Profile of KUL-7211, a new beta-adrenoceptor agonist with selectivity for ureteral smooth muscle

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Actin polymerization inducer jasplakinolide improves outflow facility in primate model

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Early clinical trial results in BPH suggest promise of new highly selective alpha1A blocker

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A-204176 may increase IUP without cardiovascular side effects according to preclinical data

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Clinical development of Neotrofin for AD reviewed at recent symposium

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Celecoxib examined for effects on progression of AD in elderly in a 52-week study

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Novel antiinflammatory drug tested in Sweden for efficacy in Alzheimer's disease

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Nucleoside analogues with activity against herpesviruses developed by Japanese research team

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No consistent cognitive or motor effects detected for SIB-1508Y in safety study in early PD

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