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Chiroscience

UK biotechnology company

Chiroscience Group Plc was a British-based biotech company, founded by Christopher Evans. The company was taken over by Celltech in 1999, which was acquired

Chiroscience

Fred Ramsdell

American immunologist (born 1960)

was acquired by Chiroscience in 1996. Three years later, Chiroscience merged with Celltech (briefly under the name Celltech Chiroscience). In 2004, Ramsdell

Fred Ramsdell

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Christopher Evans (businessman)

Welsh professor, scientist and biotechnology entrepreneur (born 1957)

premature babies breathe. Evans was a co-founder of the biotech business Chiroscience, which was founded in 1991. The company made a number of breakthroughs

Christopher Evans (businessman)

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List of pharmaceutical companies

Cephalon (1987–2011) Chemidex (1981–????) Chiron Corporation (1981–2006) Chiroscience (1991–1999) Covidien (2007–2015) Crucell (2000–2010) Cubist (1992–2015)

List of pharmaceutical companies

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Romosozumab

Pharmaceutical drug

April 2019 and the European Union in December 2019. It was discovered by Chiroscience, which was acquired by Celltech (since 2004 owned by UCB). Celltech entered

Romosozumab

Celltech

Former British-based biotechnology firm

UK biosciences market merging with Chiroscience plc, after which it was briefly referred to as Celltech Chiroscience, and then buying Medeva plc. Then

Celltech

Wyeth

American pharmaceutical company

developed in a collaboration between Wyeth-Ayerst Research and Celltech Chiroscience, using Celltech’s antibody-humanization technology and Wyeth-Ayerst’s

Wyeth

List of companies of the United Kingdom A–J

headquarters was in Slough. In 1999 it was acquired by Chiroscience to briefly become Celltech Chiroscience. Celltech was acquired by UCB in 2004. Central Electricity

List of companies of the United Kingdom A–J

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David J. Galas

Amgen. Darwin Molecular was acquired by the British biotechnology firm Chiroscience in 1996 for approximately $120 million. In 1999, Galas was a co-founder

David J. Galas

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Sclerostin

Protein-coding gene in the species Homo sapiens

have hand malformations. In the late 1990s, scientists at the company Chiroscience and the University of Cape Town determined that a "single mutation" in

Sclerostin

Paul Knochel

French chemist (born 1955)

(Paris) 1992 IUPAC Thieme Prize 1994 ECS – European Chemical Society – Chiroscience Award for Creative European Chemistry 1995 Otto Bayer Award 1995 Leibniz

Paul Knochel

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Rebimastat

Investigational antineoplastic drug

these other metalloproteinases. Rebimastat was initially developed by Chiroscience (later part of Celltech Group plc) and subsequently by Bristol-Myers

Rebimastat

Ralph Raphael

British chemist

whom he was a retained consultant. He also consulted for Beecham Group, Chiroscience and Fisons. His consultancy and other work led to a number of patent

Ralph Raphael

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1995 New Year Honours

British royal recognitions

Evans, Founder of Enzymatix Ltd., Toad plc, Celsis International plc and Chiroscience plc. For services to Biotechnology Development. Pauline Fairbrother,

1995 New Year Honours

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