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BioWorld Science

Oct. 11, 2004

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Antibody targeting melanoma glycoprotein-proteoglycan complex shows anticancer efficacy in vivo

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Preliminary phase II data on the antitumor efficacy of TG-4010 in NSCLC

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Glycotope-specific antibody shows cytotoxic activity against gastrointestinal tumor in vivo

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Anti-VEGFR antibody reduces lymphangiogenesis in vivo

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A selective LXR agonist shows promise as an antiatherosclerotic agent

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Novel NMDA GlyB-site antagonists discovered at Gruenenthal

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Bayer claims new proteasome inhibitors for asthma and cancer

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Novel tachykinin NK2/NK3 ligands discovered at Merck

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New 5-HT1A ligands/5-HT reuptake inhibitors covered by Merck KGaA patent

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Novartis scientists prepare and test new protein kinase C inhibitors

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New CDK inhibitors in early development at Pfizer

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New inhibitors of ERK2, GSK-3, PKA and CDK2 presented by Vertex

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U.K. manufacturing for Fluvirin fails to comply with GMP regulations

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rHuEPO active in wound healing

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VEGF-toxin fusion protein inhibits tumor growth in vivo

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Anti-PDGF receptor alpha antibody shows promising results in rodent glioblastoma model

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Cytotoxic agent by Tapestry shows higher potency than paclitaxel in vitro

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MDX-060 receives orphan drug status for Hodgkin's disease

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MRL-123 decreases bone resorption and increases BMD in osteoporotic women

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MC-45308 demonstrates simultaneous antiplatelet and anticoagulant effects

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A product derived from bovine colostrum reduces the effects of HIV-associated diarrhea

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Photrex chosen as new brand name for SnET2

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Sustained reduction of testosterone levels achieved with Eligard 45 mg in prostate cancer patients

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Good safety profile reported for HGS-ETR2 in advanced cancer patients

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Santhera grants Genzyme license for discovery of therapies for muscular diseases

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Six-month priority review for Pegasys sBLA

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Expansion of Biolex and Centocor collaboration

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Target enrollment reached in phase II study of methylnaltrexone for POI

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New phase I study of aminocandin for systemic invasive fungal infections

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MG-98 enters phase II study in metastatic renal cell cancer

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