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Aug. 28, 2012

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Zebra fish: A promising model organism to study CNS disorders

Multiple novel CCR2 receptor antagonists synthesized at Janssen

Series A financing supports development of Novira antivirals

New models designed to predict drug toxicity for liver and kidney

French team designs novel antiangiogenic agents

Astellas Pharma patents new serotonin 5-HT5A receptor ligands

Novel candidate cancer drugs presented

New antimicrobial products isolated in India

Selective Na(V)1.7 channel inhibitor shows promise as an analgesic

MORAb-004 enters new phase II trial

FDA approves Exalgo sNDA

PARAMOUNT study reveals beneficial effects of LCZ-696

Recruitment begins for phase III trial in children with precocious puberty

Alder Biopharmaceuticals earns milestone payment for phase II study

New alpha2C-adrenoceptor agonists discovered at Merck & Co.

BioTime gains expanded license to HyStem technology

Neuralstem completes stem cell trial in ALS

TG Therapeutics highlights potential of ublituximab for new indication

FDA lifts clinical hold

Tenelia set for launch in Japan

FDA approves new combination pill for HIV

FDA places clinical hold on HCV NS5B inhibitor

NeutroPhase cleared for use in new indications

FDA provides recommendations for Proellex trial

Controlled-release tablets for PD launched in Japan

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