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Aug. 27, 2020

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Cross-reactive immunity helps antitumor response

How antidepressants inhibit fibrosis

Interim results from a phase I trial of FixVac RNA vaccine in patients with advanced melanoma

BBT-032 inhibits growth of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in preclinical studies

Expression Therapeutics developing gene therapy candidate for FHL3

TLR adjuvant makes for longer immune responses

Albireo presents new SLC10A2 and/or SLC10A1 inhibitors

DNA polymerase theta inhibitors identified at Ideaya Biosciences

Lilly discovers KCNQ2/3 channel activators

Capulus Therapeutics synthesizes new SREBP inhibitors

New IL-17A/IL-17RA interaction inhibitors patented by DiCE Molecules

Oncology Venture to advance stenoparib into clinical trials for COVID-19

MK-4710: a new potent, selective, brain-penetrant M4R PAM suitable for clinical development

Debiopharm begins phase I study of Debio-1124 for small cell carcinoma

Novartis details development of best-in-class LTA4 hydrolase inhibitor LYS-006

Conditional E.U. approval for Idefirix for highly sensitized kidney transplant patients

FDA approves Winlevi for acne

New phase II study investigates pelareorep with retifanlimab for triple-negative breast cancer

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