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Jan. 28, 2015

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ChemoCentryx, a company focusing on chemoattractant receptors, reviews company outlook

Novel synthetic medium-size compounds mimic functions of antibodies

New evidence provided on SEMA4D as a promising target for MS

3SBio acquires contract manufacturer Sirton Pharmaceuticals

PXT-864 pleodrug improves biological AD-related features

RestorGenex compound granted FDA orphan status for glioblastoma multiforme

Aclaris Therapeutics reports data from phase IIb trial of A-101

Actavis to acquire Auden Mckenzie

Hybrigenics extends partnership with Servier for ubiquitin-specific protease inhibitors

Pfizer aims to improve access to Prevenar 13 in poorest countries

Redx Pharma patents Hedgehog signaling pathway inhibitors

Takeda reports development of RORgamma-t antagonists

Anti-IL-32 MAbs described in ImmunoQure patent

Academic researchers prepare and test ALK inhibitors

Abide Therapeutics divulges MGL inhibitors

National University of Singapore presents peptide inhibitors of FXI

NRX-1074 improves depression scores in phase I study

CF-602 shows promise for sexual dysfunction in preclinical studies

Cutanea Life Sciences initiates phase II trial of CLS-003 for cutaneous warts

PlantForm initiates financing round to fund development of biosimilars

Boehringer Ingelheim studies effect of tiotropium and olodaterol Respimat on COPD exacerbations

Forest initiates pediatric phase I/II trial of ceftaroline fosamil

Radius Health initiates phase I trial of RAD-1901 in breast cancer

Amgen and Onyx file applications to expand approval of carfilzomib in the E.U. and U.S.

Janssen closes collaboration and license agreement with MacroGenics for MGD-011

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