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BioWorld Science

Nov. 9, 2004

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Histone deacetylase inhibitor effective against esophageal carcinoma in vitro

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Genzyme to buy back certain Synvisc rights from Wyeth

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Novel macrolides effective against multiresistant strains of pneumococci and H. influenzae

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New approval for Eloxatin

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Phenoxodiol receives fast track status for recurrent ovarian cancer

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Ferrer to distribute Barrier's products

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Treatment of multifactor anemia by hypoxia-inducible factor inhibitor

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Phase II trials in Canada, E.U. evaluate AMD-3100 for stem cell transplantation

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Dynogen acquires pumosetrag from Mitsubishi Pharma

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Norditropin approved for adults with severe growth hormone deficiency

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CytoGenix submits pre-IND brief for antiherpes drug CY-301

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Add-on therapy with Reverset reduces viral load in HIV-infected patients

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GX-015-070 enters phase I

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Inspire licenses novel glaucoma technology

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AstraZeneca to resubmit Symbicort Single Inhaler Therapy file in E.U.

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Marqibo submitted for marketing approval in Canada

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Phase II data support 873140 as an antiviral for HIV infection

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Affimed Therapeutics and Syngenta to codevelop Tandab antibody

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Results of PROTECT trial of Integrilin

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New data on the benefits of Ampligen in chronic fatigue syndrome

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Rifalazil shows promise in the treatment of Chlamydia infections

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New data on the pharmacokinetics and tolerability of the neuromuscular blocker AV-430A

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Long-term benefits of ranibizumab in neovascular AMD patients

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Improved visual acuity found with ruboxistaurin in DME involving the center of macula

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New PPARgamma activators and their use in type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome

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Indian researchers isolate new cytotoxic terpenes from plants

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New chiral antiarrhythmic agent covered by Aventis patent

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ARS scientists prepare and test novel amylin antiaggregatory peptides

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New cathepsin S inhibitors in early development at Boehringer Ingelheim

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New elastase release inhibitors described by Taisho and U. of Texas scientists

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Adolor claims novel opioid antagonists for use in GI disorders

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