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BioWorld Science

Nov. 7, 2003

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New alpha2delta ligands and their use reported by Pfizer

Indian scientists prepare and test new antimalarial trioxanes

Eisai patent covers new hemiasterlin analogues for cancer therapy

New antitumor compounds identified at Welichem

Janssen claims radiolabeled mGluR1 ligands for diagnostic uses

New p38 kinase inhibitors prepared and tested by Roche team

Abbott researchers describe new protein kinase inhibitors, their preparation and use

Merck scientists discover novel DPP-IV inhibitors for type 2 diabetes and other uses

Oral topoisomerase I inhibitor added to Novartis pipeline

Avigen files AV-201 IND

BTG obtains rights to three Sankyo Alzheimer's disease drugs

NDA accepted for antiinflammatory-antibiotic combination product

Positive animal data reported for Alvair

GH-9001 enters phase Ib trials in U.K.

SCD-HeFT study closes patient follow-up phase

Viramidine heads for late-stage clinical testing

Nippon Shinyaku grants Apogepha European rights for NS-8

Nitroglycerin lingual spray produces positive changes in hemodynamic endpoints

Pain Therapeutics developing Remoxy to deter oxycodone abuse

Shionogi and Hokkaido University enter novel glycoprotein research agreement

AZD-3582 associated with better intestinal tolerance compared to naproxen

DA-9601 provides high-quality ulcer healing in experimental rat model

Quinoxalinecarboxylic acid-based AMPA receptor antagonists with neuroprotective efficacy

Antiestrogen fulvestrant prevents gallstone formation

Itopride reduces esophageal acid exposure in GERD

Interferon gamma-1b reduces the duration of hospitalizations for IPF

Troxacitabine safety and efficacy in CML-BP

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