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Jan. 9, 2012

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Cortical thickness-based biomarker may predict cognitive decline in cognitively normal adults

New HCV NS5B inhibitors synthesized by Arrow Therapeutics and AstraZeneca

Prana receives FDA clearance to initiate study of PBT-2

Presurgical trial set to investigate MK-2206 in operable invasive cancer

University of Arizona scientists assess natural monoterpene in phase I trial

Dosing of VT-464 begins in phase I/II study

Epigenomics submits PMA filing for Epi proColon

FDA accepts Repros Therapeutics' IND for Proellex-V

Phase I/II study evaluates rintatolimod as adjuvant for HER2 vaccine

New class of tetracyclic benzothiazepines identified as promising antimalarial agents

Gilead Sciences discloses new HCV replication inhibitors

Novel NS5B inhibitors patented by Biota Scientific Management

Afraxis researchers prepare new serine/threonine-protein kinase PAK inhibitors

Profectus BioSciences begins immunization with HIV vaccine in phase I trial

Novel beta-secretase 1 inhibitors claimed by Janssen Pharmaceutica

Novel protein-tyrosine kinase inhibitors synthesized in China

AstraZeneca reports novel dipeptidyl peptidase 1 inhibitors

Oncodesign and Ipsen enter research collaboration on Parkinson's disease

Ironwood Pharmaceuticals and Bionomics collaborate on anxiolytics

Basilea Pharmaceutica to file for approval of two products this year

Data safety monitoring board reports no safety concerns for phase IIb eteplirsen trial

First patient vaccinated in study of DPX-Survivac cancer vaccine

NeuroGenetic Pharmaceuticals receives funds to support development of gamma-secretase modulator

ProFibrix's U.S. phase II study of Fibrocaps meets all endpoints

Circadian Technologies initiates first clinical study of VGX-100

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