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BioWorld - Tuesday, December 23, 2025
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BioWorld Science

July 13, 2001

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Primary endpoint achieved in phase III trial of Gilead's adefovir dipivoxil for HBV

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Use of PRAC protein in cancer Rx available for licensing from NIH

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Licensing opportunity from NIH: new small RNAs as starting point for antibiotic development

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Medicure presents drug with potential for healing ischemic injury

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Protein Therapeutics begins phase II trial in juvenile RA

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Medivir highlights pipeline progress for first half of 2001

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Design of mixed direct thrombin and factor Xa inhibitors reported at ISTH

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Antiplatelet antibody fragment designed at Chinese university

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HTU-PA is a safe and effective thrombolytic agent in acute myocardial infarction

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Beneficial effects of humanized anti-hTF antibody in hypercoagulable states

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Safer anticoagulation obtained with Ro-67-8698, a new factor VIIa inhibitor, than napsagatran

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MabCampath approved in Europe for B-CLL

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Lilly Icos seeks European approval of Cialis for treatment of erectile dysfunction

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Sea cucumber-based therapy useful for age-associated dementia

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EMEA accepts Oxford GlycoSciences' MAA for Vevesca

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Cangene halts pilot phase II trial of anti-HCV hyperimmune product

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Protective effect demonstrated for FR-167653 against aspirin-induced gastric damage

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FTY-720: effects on lymphocytes and in animal models of autoimmune diseases

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Ramoplanin granted orphan drug status in Europe

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EntreMed begins enrollment of initial patients in phase I/II study of rhEndostatin

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Antithrombotic pentasaccharide covered extensively at recent scientific meeting

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Inhibitors of PDE4 and use in asthma, allergies, etc.

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Merck & Co. presents new pyrazinone thrombin inhibitors

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Agents for HBV and HIV described in patent literature by Korean lab

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Tie2 receptor kinase inhibitors useful for angiogenic disorders

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Urotensin II analogues and pharmaceutical compositions for stroke and other disorders

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Venlafaxine metabolite ethers with same pharmacological profile as venlafaxine

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