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March 18, 2013
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TSRI and Takeda Pharmaceuticals Expand Collaboration
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Hugh Rosen Makes Strides Toward New Treatments for MS, Flu and PTSD
Professor Hugh Rosen has chosen to dedicate his career to finding unique biological pathways that govern disease and to discover drugs that can influence those pathways.
TSRI and Takeda Pharmaceuticals Expand Collaboration
The partnership uses Scripps Florida’s high-throughput screening facilities to search for new drug targets.
Institute Appoints Innovative Biotech Scientist to Cancer Biology Department
Assistant Professor Mark Sundrud joins Scripps Florida from Tempero Pharmaceuticals.
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- Team Describes Elusive Replication Machinery of Flu Viruses
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