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Therapeutic Antibodies – News and Features

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Dyax and ZymoGenetics Enter Into Library License Agreement

Companies announce agreement for discovery of therapeutic antibodies.
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Researchers Describe Gene’s Role in Breast Cancer

Analysis of breast-cancer gene role offers promising target for drugs to stop or slow progression of the disease.
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CAT and MSM Enter Drug Discovery Collaboration

Collaboration aimed at developing antibody-based drugs targeting multi-spanning membrane proteins.
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Morphotek Raises $40 Million to Advance Its Antibody Pipeline

The funds will be used primarily to further clinical development of the Company's lead therapeutic antibodies.
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Lumera Signs Agreement with Institute for Systems Biology to Address Cancer Detection

Extended partnership to focus on developing methods with the ProteomicProcessor™ for cancer biomarker detection.
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Pepscan Secures Euro 7 Million in its Second Financing Round

Company also launches its phase I/II GNRH vaccine trial for the treatment of hormone dependant prostate cancer.
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Lumera Scientist Previews Company's Therapeutic Antibody Drug Discovery Products

The presentation detailed the analysis of a high density antibody microarray for potential drug discovery "hits" to the cancer antigen.
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Research and Markets Announces the Addition of Monoclonal Antibody Based Products - Global Strategic Business Report

Monoclonal antibody-based therapeutics for cancer are featured inside global strategic business report on monoclonal antibody based products.
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Affitech to Play key Role in Major EU Embryonal Tumor Pipeline Project

Proprietary discovery platforms to be utilized to identify fully human therapeutic antibody candidates.
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NIH Selects Regeneron for Knockout Mouse Project

Regeneron will use its VelociGene® technology to target 3,500 genes over five years, providing models of human diseases.
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