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Patricia F. Dimond, Ph.D.

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• Latest Gene Therapy Disapproval Points to Confusion over Regulatory Setup
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• Where Does Geron’s Exit from Embryonic Stem Cells Leave the Field?
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• Vaccine Isotype Seems to Affect Clinical Outcome in Blood Cancer Trials
• Firms Are Upping the Stakes on mAb Biosimilar Development
• This Year’s M&As Among Life Science Tool Firms Show Interest in Molecular Diagnostics
• R&D Direction in 2012 for Sequencing Technologies Is Aimed at Clinical Medicine
• FDA New Drug Approvals in 2011 Outpace Recent Past
• Standardization Key to Taking Next-Generation Sequencing to the Next Level
• What Will FDA Biosimilars Guidelines Mean for Industry?
• Sequencing Firms Set Up Centers to Advance Genomics Research and Instrument Sales
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• Immune Response Markers for Cancer Vaccines Paint a Clearer Picture
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• Synthetic Biology Delivers Cool Tools but New Therapeutics Are a Ways Off
• Studies of Pathways Involved in Alcohol Metabolism Reveal Links to Cancer
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• Beckman Coulter on the Chopping Block?
• Will Antibody Biosimilars See the Light of Day?
• Tumor Cells Back in Circulation for Monitoring Cancer
• What’s Wrong with Phase II Trials?
• Timing Is Everything in Studying Disorderly Proteins
• Arresting Disorderly Proteins for Disease Treatment
• High-Tech Companies Buy Into Biomanufacturing
• Back to the Future with Somatic Progenitor Cells
• Japan Disaster Renews Interest in Antiradiation Drug Development
• To Battle Super-Bugs, Antibiotic R&D Needs to Be Re-Incentivized
• Exploring New Ways to Get at Old Bacterial Targets to Combat Resistant Strains
• Biotechs Hop on Cloud Nine with Better Resources Gained from New Technology
• Protein Kinase Inhibitors for CNS Diseases at the Research and Discovery Phase
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• Cloud Computing Augments Clinical Trial Process
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• Secrecy Surrounds the Development of Tests to Detect Doping
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• Combining Gene and Cell Therapy Is Arming Researchers with More Options for Cancer
• Clinical Successes and New Technologies Revive Gene Therapy
• Recent Research Highlights Cancer Stem Cells as Moving Targets
• Companies Look for the Practical Approach to Systems Biology
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• The Problem of Insufficient Reporting and Publication Bias
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• More Pain for Pfizer: Finding Relief in Different Targets
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• Amgen’s Biomarker Research Underlies Vectibix’ Success
• Innovations in Peptide Structure Pushing Candidates through Development
• What Comes After Dendreon’s Provenge?
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• Is Avastin Roche’s Achilles Heel?
• Synthetic Biology—The Devil Is in the Financial Details
• Nanotechnology Enables Precise Cancer Targeting
• Human Genome Redux: Just a Numbers Game?
• No New Parkinson Disease Drug Expected Anytime Soon
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• AIDS Vaccine Development Will Rely on Blind Guesses—At Least for Now
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• Companies Step In to Fill Gap in Enzyme Replacement Therapy for Gaucher’s
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• Genzyme Plant Shutdown Could Mean up to $300M in Lost Sales
• Denosumab—Great Expectations for Amgen and Osteoporosis Market
• Customized Cancer Vaccines Finally (Maybe) Arrive
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• Strong Phase II NSCLC Trial Data Still Not Translating into Phase III Successes
• Geron’s Setback with Testing Its hESC Therapy in Humans Points to FDA’s Continued Cautionary Stance
• Part 1—Questions Remain about Whether Antidepressants Really Work
• Antibody-Drug Conjugates to Fight Cancer
• Avastin: Time for a Predictive Test
• PEPs Gaining FDA Nod but Remain Hard to Take
• Addressing the Needs of Huntington Disease Patients
• Osiris’ Race to Market an FDA-Approved Stem Cell Product
• Is the Progression of Adult Stem Cell Therapies into the Clinic a Good Sign for Technology?
• Medical Uses for Marijuana No Longer in the Weeds
• Can Microbes Help Stem the BP Oil-Spill Disaster?
• Examining Both Sides of the Sirtuin Coin
• Hopes Dashed for Alzheimer’s Patients Once Again
• Sirtuins: Antiaging Medicines or Marketing?
• Roche Takes a Stab at Getting mAbs Under the Skin
• Cancer Cell Line Identity Crisis
• Stem Cell Utility Limited by Lack of Ethnic Diversity
• Part 2—Finding Newer Molecular Targets for Antidepressants
• Big Pharma Adopting Orphan Drug Strategy
• Obesity Therapies Show Lackluster Efficacy Results
• Poniard’s Fortunes Likely Rest on Picoplatin
• Refocusing on Therapeutic Protein Production in Plants
• Making Sense of Antisense and Its Rebound Potential
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