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06.04.2011 - Reuters: Signature Diagnostics to Present a novel Companion Diagnostic Product
Signature Diagnostics / Signature Diagnostics to Present a novel Companion Diagnostic Product Predicting Response to Cetuximab in Colorectal Cancer at the 102nd AACR Meeting in Orlando . Processed and transmitted by Thomson Reuters ONE. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. ...weiter
07.12.2010 - PM: Signature Receives Extended Patent Protection for its Proteasome-Complex Inhibitors
Signature Diagnostics AG announced today
that the European Patent Office (EPO) has granted a new patent providing
extended protection for drug molecules licensed by the company from the
Technical University of Darmstadt. The new patent (EP 1858913) covers peptide-
mimetics and their use as inhibitors of the human proteasome complex. The
molecules have immediate application in a variety of indications, including
cancer and inflammatory disease. The company is currently seeking cooperation
partners for further development of these proteasome-inhibitor drug candidates. ...weiter
30.09.2010 - PM: Signature Appoints Rainer Kramer to Chief Business Officer
Signature Diagnostics AG announced today the
appointment of Rainer Kramer as Chief Business Officer. Dr. Kramer previously held the
position of Vice President Corporate Business Development at Jerini AG, where he was
responsible for all licensing, partnering, and alliance management activities. Before joining
Jerini, he performed various research and business development functions at MorphoSys
AG, Martinsried, and Amgen Inc., Thousand Oaks. ...weiter
28.06.2010 - Signature to Use Affymetrix Microarray Technology for Advanced Colorectal Cancer Tests
Signature Diagnostics / Signature Diagnostics to Use Affymetrix Microarray Technology for Advanced Colorectal Cancer Tests processed and transmitted by Hugin AS. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Signature Diagnostics will commercialize first microarray-based products for detecting and predicting progression of colorectal cancer ...weiter
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