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Tissue Therapies claims success in diabetic ulcer study

06 July, 2005 by Helen Schuller

A new lab study has shown that Brisbane-based Tissue Therapies' (ASX:TIS) VitroGro technology could stimulate the growth of human skin cells, offering hope for a new treatment for diabetic ulcers, the company said.


NeuroDiscovery to acquire UK firm, list on ASX

05 July, 2005 by Helen Schuller

NeuroDiscovery, a Perth-based neurology-focused biotech company, has lodged an IPO prospectus with ASIC to raise funds and acquire 100 per cent of NeuroSolutions, a UK-based service provider and drug discovery company.


Probiotec relocates to Victoria

05 July, 2005 by Helen Schuller

Probiotec, which bought Agenix' Milton Pharmaceuticals division earlier this year, has relocated from Brisbane to Victoria.


Mesoblast to establish ADR program

05 July, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Adult stem cell company Mesoblast (ASX:MSV), which listed on the ASX six months ago, has appointed the Bank of New York to establish and maintain a Level 1 American Depositary Receipt (ADR) program.


Bone Medical completes Phase I Perthoxal osteoporosis trial

04 July, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Bone Medical (ASX:BNE) has completed a Phase I trial of its oral parathyroid hormone (PTH) product Perthoxal under development for the treatment of osteoporosis.


Novogen bowel disease drug set to enter Phase I trial

04 July, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Biopharmaceutical company Novogen's (ASX:NRT) anti-inflammatory compound NV-52 is set to enter Phase I trials at the Gold Coast Hospital.


CogState sales topped $1m in 2004-05

04 July, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Melbourne-based neurodiagnostic specialist CogState (ASX:CGS) says its sales exceeded AUD$1 million in sales for the 2004-05 fiscal year, up 420 per cent on the previous year, largely through sales to major pharmaceutical companies and research institutions.


In brief: Rockeby, GTG, PharmAust, Mimotopes, Solbec

04 July, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Rockeby Biomed (ASX:RBY) has lodged a prospectus to raise AUD$1.78 million through a non-renounceable one-for-one share rights issue. The issue price for each share is $0.01 and the company expects the capital to see it through to the end of financial year 2006.


BioProspect cops Euro setback

01 July, 2005 by Graeme O'Neill

Brisbane natural pesticide developer BioProspect (ASX:BPO) faced a setback this week, after its potential European licensee, Germany's W Neudorff, declined to pursue development of BioProspect's eucalyptus-derived biocide for carpet beetles and clothes moths.


Apollo Life Sciences lists at premium

01 July, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Sydney-based biopharmaceutical Apollo Life Sciences (ASX:AOP) has made a stellar debut on the ASX, at a 54 per cent premium to its offer price.


Peplin gears up for skin drug trials

30 June, 2005 by Graeme O'Neill

Brisbane's Peplin Biotech (ASX:PEP) has enrolled the last of 60 Australian patients for its Phase IIa clinical trial of its topical PEP005 treatment for actinic keratoses (AKs) -- pre-cancerous, dry, scaly areas of sun-damaged skin.


CBio opens new labs, outlines development plans

30 June, 2005 by Graeme O'Neill

Brisbane biopharma CBio has broken the proverbial bottle of champagne over the bows of its new laboratory and office premises at Brisbane Technology Park, and with Commonwealth P3 grant in hand, is ready to "forge ahead" with developing its novel anti-inflammatory molecule.


In brief: Prima, SciGen, Sonic

30 June, 2005 by Ruth Beran

The executive director of the Austin Research Institute, Mark Hogarth, has resigned as a director of Prima Biomed (ASX:PRR). The company cited Hogarth's increased responsibilities at the ARI for his resignation.


Avexa back to the drawing board on hepatitis B program

30 June, 2005 by Ruth Beran

Melbourne-based biotech Avexa (ASX:AVX) has been forced to rethink its plans to develop its reformulated hepatitis B candidate AVX491.


Progen hires Burrill as PI-88 heads to market

29 June, 2005 by Graeme O'Neill

Brisbane cancer-drug developer Progen Industries (ASX:PGL, NASDAQ:PGLAF) has appointed San Francisco's Burrill and Co as matchmaker to sift its crammed dance card for a partner to take its promising angiogenesis inhibitor PI-88 to the market.


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