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Oct. 22, 2021

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Uncovering the roles of enteric glial cells in intestinal homeostasis, immunity and tissue repair

ARID1A is a marker of endometriosis progression

BUD13 identified as candidate gene in specific language impairment

Targeting GSDMD-mediated pyroptosis as therapeutic strategy for endometriosis

Fujifilm patents HDAC6 inhibitors

Merck & Co. divulges new coagulation factor XIa inhibitors

Takeda Pharmaceutical synthesizes new somatostatin SST4 receptor agonists

Enyo Pharma presents ICD inducers

Researchers identify new GPR52 agonists

GLI1 inhibition as a novel strategy for the treatment of uterine leiomyosarcoma

Loxo Oncology details discovery and testing of PI3Kalpha and FGFR inhibitors

SLFN11 predicts treatment response to TAS-1553 in AML

Purnovate selects PNV-5030 as lead compound in pain program

Cedilla announces lead programs focused on conditional inhibition of TEAD and CDK2

Ligand grants CRDC Asian rights to develop COVID-19 antiviral using BEPro technology

Atreca and Gates MRI enter licensing agreement on MAM-01 for malaria

Splice variant in DEGS1 leads to hypomyelinating leukodystrophy-like phenotype

Regeneron ADC REGN3124-PBD prolongs survival in mice with intracranial glioblastoma tumors

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