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April 14, 2016

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FDA grants orphan drug designation for ATI-1501

Noveome debuts with topline data from phase I trials of ST-266

Karos Pharmaceuticals advances KAR-5585 into clinical development

Replikins tests trivalent Zika-Dengue-Japanese encephalitis vaccine candidate

Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy established with USD 250 million grant

Phase I/II trial of TG-01 shows immune response with reduced number of vaccinations

European grant supports Orgenesis' work in type 1 diabetes

Lead Discovery Center and Merck KGaA disclose LMP7 inhibitors

Genentech and Roche describe BTK inhibitors

Korea Institute of Science and Technology patents MAO-B inhibitors

McGill University reports AR ligands

Riboscience divulges respiratory syncytial virus RNA replication inhibitors

Researchers present results from in vitro and in vivo studies of WCK-4282

QIAGEN and Mirati partner on companion diagnostic test for use with glesatinib

SIGA Technologies emerges from chapter 11 bankruptcy following court approval

Mul-1867 shows promising activity against multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Evaluating safety and pharmacokinetics in dose escalation of WCK-771 and WCK-2349

Intrexon establishes collaborations with startups backed by Harvest Intrexon Enterprise Fund

PDS Biotechnology completes phase I study for PDS-0101

Novel regulatory mutations may be associated with OTCD

FDA accepts sBLA and grants priority review for Keytruda in head and neck cancer

Vernalis completes CCP-08 bioavailability study

DNDi and Pharco Pharmaceuticals to test ravidasvir and sofosbuvir as affordable hepatitis C regimen

Wallenberg Foundation grants support work at Karolinska Institutet

New data from OpT2mise study support use of Medtronic's insulin pumps for type 2 diabetes

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