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Jupiter Neurosciences Makes Way in CNS Treatments with $11M IPO

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Jupiter Neurosciences, a clinical-stage pharma company specializing in neuroinflammation, made its public market debut with an initial public offering (IPO) on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol “JUNS.” ” The company priced 2,750,000 shares of common stock at $4.00

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Welsh startup Antiverse raises $2m for antibody discovery toolkit

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million ($2 million) to develop its artificial intelligence-based platform for discovering therapeutic antibodies. The Cardiff, Wales startup is combining machine learning and phage display techniques to model antibody-antigen binding and says it can cut the time it takes to develop a drug candidate. He added. “In

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A winning combination: The benefits of micronization and containment in a single installation

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This, coupled with small pharma companies being unable to acquire or access containment capabilities in-house, means that the demand for innovative specialized small molecule capabilities remains high. Furthermore, the number of marketed high potency APIs (HPAPIs) tends to increase over time as more HPAPIs in development gain approval.

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Lilly adds to pain pipeline with Asahi Kasei licensing deal

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Lilly is paying $20 million upfront for exclusive rights to AK1780, a P2X7 receptor antagonist in early-stage clinical development for neuroinflammatory pain conditions, outside Japan and China. While tanezumab is an antibody and has to be delivered by subcutaneous injection, AK1780 is orally bioavailable.