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BioWorld Science

Feb. 19, 2004

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Desmoteplase shows potential utility for stroke

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BioMarin highlights 2003 developments

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Roche highlights significant events in 2003

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Aastrom Biosciences reports active and productive 1H 2004

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Nuvelo: Q4 and year-end 2003 highlights

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Prous Science announces new multimedia iNOS homodimerization animation on the LifeSci Channel

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Preliminary phase III data suggests therapeutic benefits for Dacogen(TM) in MDS

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A recombinant vaccine reduces recurrence of genital herpes

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Schering-Plough presents new NK1 antagonists in a recent patent

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Two series of MCH1 antagonists and their use reported by Synaptic researchers

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Novel PPARdelta agonists under study at Bayer

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Bayer claims PDE10A inhibitors for Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia and cancer

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Roche presents novel NPY antagonists with potential in obesity and other disorders

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Dual NK1 antagonists/5-HT reuptake inhibitors identified at GSK

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New cysteine protease inhibitors prepared and tested at Georgia Tech Research

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ImmunoGen describes anti-Muc1 and Muc16 antibodies and their therapeutic use

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KRH-2731: A novel chemokine antagonist for HIV-1 therapy

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Combination of chemokine antagonists for HIV-1 therapy

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EGFR pharmDx kit receives FDA approval

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tgAAC-09 enters new clinical trial for prevention of AIDS

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Infectio Diagnostic and bioMerieux enter partnership

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FP-0011 enters phase I trial for ALS

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Phase IIb trial to assess TP-10 in women undergoing cardiac surgery with CBP

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PEG-Intron Redipen gets U.S. launch

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Intercell and Aventis to develop bacterial vaccines

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FDA guidance regarding Altropane SPA submission

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Dow to produce NLC-001 in plant-based system

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PMA submission for PowerLink accepted for filing by FDA

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K5-N,OS(H), a potential topical microbicide for HIV transmission prevention

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Clinically meaningful antiviral effects of TNX-355 in HIV-infected patients

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Potential use of CpG-7909 as a vaccine adjunct in HIV-infected patients

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An in vitro study suggests an improved safety profile for BAY-50-4798 in HIV patients

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