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April 25, 2006

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Results of Alltracel's statin and bioactive combination preclinical studies

Pathogenics licenses N-chlorotaurine rights to Acuity

Karo Bio to receive milestone payment from Wyeth for LXR modulator project

New trial studies WinRho SDF in HCV patients

MedImmune and Elusys collaborate on new therapies targeting infectious disease

Novel Syk inhibitor for RA

New class of antitumor agents that degrade JAK2, Bcr-Abl and c-Myc

Stabilized brain volumes seen in phenserine-treated Alzheimer's patients

Gen-Probe seeks approval of Procleix Tigris system for WNV screening

ILY-101 completes phase I trial for hyperphosphatemia

Bionomics nominates first drug candidate

Enrollment complete in COSTAR II stent study

Phase IIb program begins for collaborative LABA compound

Gene Logic and Organon sign drug repositioning agreement

SkyePharma and Endo agreement to terminate Propofol IDD-DTM agreement

HCV levels reduced in nonresponders receiving HCV-I.E.T.

Histone deacetylase (HDAC) inhibition and neuroprotection

Snapshots on targets for Alzheimer's disease

New data on novel Src inhibitor from Ariad

Humatrope approved for growth hormone deficiency in Japan

Detrusitol receives Japanese approval for overactive bladder

Novel analgesic agents disclosed in recent patent literature

Novel agents for asthma and other respiratory disorders patented

Novel diagnostic agents divulged in recent patents

UNBS-3157: a novel amonafide analogue with an improved efficacy and safety profile

Novel Bcr-Abl inhibitor active against imatinib-resistant mutants

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