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Lipoxen to Develop Improved Delivery of Antiviral Drugs for the Treatment of Liver Disease Caused by Hepatitis C
Lipoxen joins with Nottingham University to deliver antiviral drugs direct to the liver by means of nanoparticles for the treatment of viral hepatitis.
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Canopus BioPharma Announces Positive Results in Human Study of Peptide Cancer Vaccine
Study analyzed at Southern Research Institute shows human antibodies generated by Canopus’s peptides have anti-cancer properties.
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CEL-SCI Announces Expansion of Exclusive Licensing Agreement for Cancer Drug Multikine
The new agreement extends the Multikine collaboration to also cover South Korea, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand.
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Neovacs Begins a Phase I/II Clinical Trial for the Treatment of Crohn’s Disease
Neovacs commences the study at three study centres in South Africa with the candidate TNFa-kinoid.
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Researchers from Applied Biosystems and the University of Ghent Demonstrate Megaplex™ miRNA Profiling Tools
Study describes simultaneous profiling of 450 human microRNAs from samples as small as a single cell.
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Wolters Kluwer Health's Prescription Data Tapped by FDA in Effort to Advance Drug Safety
Multi-Year contract to provide U.S. drug utilization patterns allows FDA to evaluate unexpected market events.
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AltheaDx to Offer the DxS K-RAS Test for Clinical Studies
DxS K-RAS test will assist US oncologists in studying patient response to cancer therapies in clinical trials.
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Agilent Technologies, BioTrove to Streamline Drug Discovery Using High-Throughput Mass Spectrometry
Reseller agreement expands existing co-marketing relationship and provides a complete solution for enhanced screening of pharmaceutical compounds.
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Evotec Reports Phase I Safety Data from Tyramine Interaction Study with EVT 302
The study was undertaken to determine potential safety advantages of EVT 302 versus non-selective MAO inhibitors and less selective MAO-B inhibitors.
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High Throughput Imaging Speeds Analysis of Hormone Receptors
A new high throughput microscopy technique enabled researchers at Baylor College of Medicine to analyze thousands of individual cells expressing androgen receptor.
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