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July 20, 2015

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Novel synthetic method for position-selective labeling of RNAs

Phylogica and the University of Queensland receive grant for macrocylic phylomer drugs

Saphris sublingual tablets launched in the U.S. for bipolar I disorder in pediatric patients

First-in-human trial of the postexposure tuberculosis vaccine H56:IC31 in healthy adults

MoA studies of potent organo-osmium compound reveal potential new anticancer strategy

Negative modulators of alpha5-containing GABA(A) receptors show rapid antidepressant action

FDA grants orphan drug designation to C2N-8E12 for progressive supranuclear palsy

PhaseRx selects lead program to advance into clinic for orphan liver disease indication

Recro Pharma reports positive phase II data for Dex-IN in postsurgical pain

Altamira Bio acquires NIH license and CRADAs for ManNAc

ETC-159 begins phase I study in Singapore for advanced solid tumors

Merck & Co. discloses ERK2 inhibitors

Asana BioSciences presents P2X3 and/or P2X2/3 antagonists

Gilead patents MAP3K5 inhibitors

Calitor introduces JAK inhibitors

ArmaGen opens enrollment in phase I study of AGT-181 for MPS I

Bayer initiates phase I trial of BAY-1143269 with docetaxel for advanced solid tumors

Purdue Pharma patents morphinan analogs

Aquinnah Pharmaceuticals receives ALS Association funding to target TDP-43

Viekira Pak receives FDA orphan drug designation for hepatitis C in pediatric patients

Anti-MMP-9 MAb wins U.S. orphan drug designation for gastric cancer

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