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Feb. 15, 2012

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Astellas Pharma highlights progress of third quarter of fiscal 2011

Maruho acquires U.S. company

Amarin gives update on FDA's review of AMR-101 NDA

Synthetic mast cell microparticles serve as vaccine adjuvants

Superhydrophobic materials allowing slow drug release designed in U.S.

New phase III data support once-weekly exenatide use for diabetes type 2

New prostanoid DP2 receptor antagonists prepared at Ironwood Pharmaceuticals

New metabotropic glutamate mGlu4 receptor modulators identified

Bayer Schering Pharma divulges novel protein kinase inhibitors

Nippon Chemiphar patents new candidate therapies for urinary incontinence

Novartis announces new prostanoid IP1 receptor agonists

Addex Pharmaceuticals designs new modulators of metabotropic glutamate mGlu4 receptor

RedHill Biopharma clear to conduct advanced-stage RHB-102 trial

Tiltan Pharma begins phase II study of TL-118

Soligenix announces promising results on SGX-201

Burnet Institute to receive grant for tuberculosis biomarkers

Compendia Bioscience enters partnership for next-generation cancer therapeutics

PROLOR Biotech reports additional preclinical data on long-acting clotting factor

Biogen Idec to acquire biotechnology company

Ziopharm reports encouraging overall survival data from study in soft tissue sarcoma

Columbia Laboratories transfers progesterone vaginal gel NDA

Phosphagenics reports results from trial of improved oxycodone patch

Phase II letermovir trial meets primary efficacy endpoints

Study provides proof of concept for TransVax cytomegalovirus vaccine

Newron and Meiji Seika Pharma finalize licensing agreement

SuppreMol reports interim phase Ib/IIa SM-101 data

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