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July 13, 2012

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Lycera presents new F1F0 ATPase inhibitors

F-14512 evaluated in phase I acute myeloid leukemia trial

HM-781-36B proves safe and well tolerated in patients with cancer

Amgen presents novel protein kinase inhibitors

Novel humanized antibodies reported by Seattle Genetics

Group at Nektar Therapeutics designs new analgesic agents

Amgen presents clinical results for ganitumab

Overall response rate over 80% seen in elotuzumab trial

Clinical data updated for ibrutinib

U.S. group discloses novel nitroxide derivatives

NIH awards funding for HIV vaccine research

Novel mGlu5 receptor modulators patented by Vanderbilt University

Lilly presents promising results for the gemcitabine prodrug LY-2334737

Arena Pharmaceuticals files for approval of lorcaserin in Switzerland

Merck & Co. provides update on phase III odanacatib trial

ImmunoGen commences first clinical trial of novel anticancer compound

GSK receives final phase III data for albiglutide

Actinium Pharmaceuticals gains licensing right to BC8 monoclonal antibody

PTC Therapeutics selects candidate to advance in collaboration with Wellcome Trust

Orexigen Therapeutics reports early enrollment in the Light study

Zogenix begins phase I trial of treatment candidate for schizophrenia

AstraZeneca forms alliance for Alzheimer's disease research

Cubist Pharmaceuticals begins first of two pivotal phase III trials of therapy for CDAD

AVI BioPharma changes name

PALACE-1 study of apremilast meets primary endpoint

OncoMed commences dosing in phase I trial of anticancer stem cell therapeutic

AstraZeneca acquires portfolio of neuroscience assets

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