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Neurodegeneration – News and Features

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Chromos Signs Agreement with AppTec

AppTec to manufacture multiple sclerosis drug candidate for toxicology studies and clinical trial using ACE System.
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Sirna Therapeutics Granted First Broad siRNA Patent for a Gene Target in the United States

Patent Covers Any Chemically Modified siRNA Sequence Used Against the Targeted Gene and Sets Precedent for Sirna Therapeutics' Substantial Target Patent Portfolio in the U.S.
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Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Announces Scottish Collaboration to Enhance Translational Medicine Research

Wyeth Pharmaceuticals and the Health Ministry of Scotland have announced in Edinburgh the creation of the Translational Medicine Research Collaboration (TMRC).
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Pharming Announces Acquisition of DNage

A combination of Pharming with DNage will generate important synergies in the area of business development and management expertise.
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Metabolon Issued Metabolomics Patent

Metabolon's technology is being applied to numerous disease categories and across multiple stages of research.
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Cytomics Systems Completes € 10 Million Round of Financing

This round will enable the company to accelerate the development of its antifungal compounds.
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CytRx Provides 2006 Update on RNAi-Based Drug Discovery Programs

Progress made toward developing next generation molecular medicines to treat obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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Combined, Genes and Environment Affect Health more than They do Alone

The researchers show how people's genes play a role in their response to stress in their environment.
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MorphoSys and Roche Expand Therapeutic Antibody Partnership

Roche and MorphoSys will collaborate on two new antibody programs in oncology.
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Scientists Find Male Gene in Brain Area Targeted by Parkinson's

British researchers identified variations in SRY gene levels may be linked to the onset of Parkinson's.
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