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BioWorld Science

March 23, 2015

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New assay using HEV-V-LP shows optimal performance in HEV seroprevalence diagnosis

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Cell therapy for EBV-positive non-Hodgkin's lymphomas granted orphan status

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Epothilone B shows potential for use after CNS injury

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University of Nottingham licenses monoclonal antibody platforms from Open Monoclonal Technology

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Patiromer controls hyperkalemia in HF patients receiving RAASi

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New Fleming Fund aims to tackle drug-resistant infections

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Anti-INSR MAb shows potential for the treatment of endogenous hyperinsulinemic hyperglycemia

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AbbVie licenses anti-tau antibodies from C2N Diagnostics for Alzheimer's disease therapy

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Lupin describes calcium sensing receptor modulators

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Lilly and Hanmi to collaborate on development of BTK inhibitor HM-71224

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Additional approvals for daclatasvir and asunaprevir in Japan

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Trimel's testosterone nasal gel shows efficacy in hypogonadal men

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JZoloft approved for post-traumatic stress disorder in Japan

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FDA advisory committee recommends approval of BreoEllipta for asthma in adults

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PTC Therapeutics and University of Pennsylvania form orphan disease research collaboration

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Aurigene patents PD-1 signaling inhibitors

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GlaxoSmithKline describe sGC activators

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Piramal patents IGF-1 receptor inhibitors

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MolMed and GSK enter strategic agreement in gene therapy

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Kissei's doxapram approved in Japan for apnea of prematurity

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Amgen AstellasBioPharma submits NDA for evolocumab in Japan

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Silence Therapeutics reports results from phase Ib/IIa trial of ATU-027 in pancreatic cancer

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NIH grants supports work at Scripps Research Institute on autophagy pathway for cancer

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Eli Lilly and Innovent Biologics collaborate on cancer drug development in China

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New formulation of Verona Pharma's RPL-554 well tolerated in healthy volunteers

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ACS Denver: GSK second-generation HCV polymerase inhibitor shows promising results

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