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Sep. 12, 2019

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Murine model reveals TRPA1 loss is involved in age-related dilated cardiomyopathy

Molecular Partners initiates first-in-human study of MP-0310

Tiziana presents phase I results for nasal foralumab

Positive CTC data from phase II TYME-88-PANC study of SM-88

ANKRD12 as a novel biomarker in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder

S100-B found to be a peripheral biomarker for estimating addiction treatment efficacy

NEK7 identified as potential biomarker associated with obsessive compulsive disorder

Transgenic CYP2C19 mouse as a new animal model for hyperdopaminergism-induced hyperkinesia

Gilead discloses new HIV replication inhibitors

Incyte presents new MAP4K1 inhibitors

New analgesics synthesized at Daiichi Sankyo

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center patents anticancer agents

Girafpharma describes cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitors

KAHR Medical, Roche trial collaboration to test DSP-107/atezolizumab in lung cancer

Phio Pharmaceuticals enters agreement with Carisma Therapeutics to enhance adoptive cell therapy

P53 upregulation predicts malaria immunity in children

FDA approves Xeris' Gvoke, first ready-to-use stable liquid glucagon for severe hypoglycemia

Oryzon Genomics presents preliminary phase II data on iadademstat in SCLC

Glioblastoma stem cells co-opt circadian pacemakers

Ocrelizumab in RRMS: CASTING study phase III results presented

Tubulis enters collaboration with Glycotope for development of novel ADC therapy

Adverum reports 24-week cohort 1 data from phase I study of ADVM-022 in wet AMD

Prevail Therapeutics advances development of PR-001 for Parkinson's and Gaucher's diseases

Moderna offers phase I data from chikungunya and CMV programs

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