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The Important Role that Biopharmaceutics Plays in Accelerating Early-Phase Drug Development

Pharmaceutical Technology

Quotient Sciences helps biotech and pharma customers in the development and optimization of drug products. Our chemists and formulation scientists review the properties of new drug candidates and “work their magic” to develop formulations that improve the exposure profile of the compound.

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China’s NMPA clears Transcenta’s IND for solid tumour treatment

Pharmaceutical Technology

The Gremlin1 protein was found to promote lineage plasticity while driving castration resistance in prostate cancer. A synergistic activity was also observed between the anti-Gremlin1 antibody and enzalutamide against castration-resistant prostate cancer models derived from patients in vitro and in vivo.

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Aevitas to sell sCFH asset rights to 4D Molecular

Pharmaceutical Technology

sCFH is an engineered and improved version of complement factor H (CFH) that can fit into adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors with solid expression and applications confirmed in cultured human cells in vitro, in addition to various preclinical animal models in vivo. The firm will also receive single-digit royalties on net sales.

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Artificial Intelligence innovation: Leading companies in in-silico drug discovery

Pharmaceutical Technology

Innovation S-curve for artificial Intelligence in the pharmaceutical industry In-silico drug discovery is a key innovation area in artificial Intelligence Drug research starts with the discovery stage that involves in vivo and in vitro models to shortlist lead drug compounds.

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Alnylam identifies gene to lower abdominal fat and decrease cardiovascular risk

Pharmaceutical Technology

There is a clear correlation between the INHBE gene and metabolic syndrome, particularly T2D and coronary heart disease, and the potential development of targeted therapy in future could have broad benefits across these disorders.

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Are All Excipients Truly Inert? Maybe Not, Suggests New Study

XTalks

Using a database developed by Brian Shoichet, PhD, a professor in the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at UCSF, Shoichet and his team worked with Laszlo Urban, PhD, global head of preclinical safety profiling at NIBR, to identify possible interactions between commonly-used excipients and human enzymes and receptors.

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Parkinson’s and Melanoma Share an Amyloid Link, Says New Research

XTalks

While it has been known for about five decades now that patients with Parkinson’s disease have a higher likelihood of developing melanoma than the general population, the exact reasons for this were unknown. The scientists found that the amyloid-forming protein is expressed at higher levels in melanoma cells than in normal healthy skin.