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Feb. 19, 2021

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Bionomics enters MoU with EmpathBio to explore combination of BNC-210 and EMP-01 for PTSD

MK-6482 show promising activity in ccRCC both as monotherapy and in combination with cabozantinib

Phase I/II results presented for GT-005 in geographic atrophy

BITT and BeiGene enter option and license agreement for TNFR2 antagonists

Ultimovacs begins phase I study of TET-based vaccine for prostate cancer

Immunotherapy targeting AT1R ameliorates experimental insulin resistance

Oneness submits IND in U.S. for phase II study of FB-704A in severe asthma

Positive topline data from investigator-sponsored phase II study of IMU-838 in PSC

Phase II study of KHK-4083 in atopic dermatitis meets primary endpoint

Flexion advances FX-201 into high-dose cohort of phase I study in patients with knee osteoarthritis

Phase II study of Thykamine in atopic dermatitis meets its primary endpoint

Hoth plans to expand development of HT-003 for inflammatory bowel diseases

Enrollment ongoing in phase I study of TNB-486 in relapsed or refractory B-NHL

Rucaparib demonstrates promising activity in BAP1-negative or BRCA1-negative mesothelioma

PRMT5 as promising therapeutic target for glioblastoma

Bettering bile: New organoid marks progress to liver repair beyond hepatocytes

Phase II trial of imaging agent [64Cu]SARTATE enrolls patients with known or suspected NETs

AAV-mediated gene therapy FLT-201 shows robust potency for treating Gaucher disease

Rocket begins phase I study of RP-L401 in infantile malignant osteopetrosis

Orinove initiates phase Ib trial of oral ORIN-1001 in IPF

Dopamine progenitor cell product MSK-DA01 ameliorates Parkinsonian deficits in animal model

CHI3L1 is a risk marker for delirium in older patients undergoing surgery

Zebrafish used to model perivascular glioblastoma multiforme invasion

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