The founders of Zirus Inc. believe they can create an antiviral drug, possibly a potent, broad-spectrum one, by disrupting human cell components that viruses need, without adversely affecting the cell. To find human genes and their protein products vital to viruses, the Buford, GA-based start-up is leveraging technology for what it calls a "gene trap."
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While ASKA tries to double the number of its stocks to avoid MBO attempts by Dalton, the Asia-focused PE insists on the plan while criticising the move as irresponsible.
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New US approval in heart failure with preserved or mildly reduced ejection fraction should add to Kerendia’s earning power on top of chronic kidney disease indication.
