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They suggest that Sirtris' earlier findings to the contrary might be due to an experimental artifact.
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Sirtris' raison d'etre was to create more potent versions that could combat myriad diseases of aging.
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However, it is hard to believe that GSK bought Sirtris for the promise of anti-aging compounds.
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It is "almost certainly the case" that there are problems with the Sirtris compounds, he argues.
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Sirtris had a technology platform involving resveratrol, believed to be the biologically active component of red wine.
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Since then rival researchers at Pfizer have questioned whether Sirtris' drugs work by the mechanism Glaxo claims.
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Journal of Biological Chemistry that neither resveratrol nor several other Sirtris drugs hit the SIRT1 enzyme at all.
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Tests of one Sirtris drug had to be halted after it was linked to kidney damage in cancer patients.
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Not everyone is convinced, but Dr Sinclair has done experiments on mice that look promising, and has started a company called Sirtris Pharmaceuticals to follow it up.
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Sirtris has generated mountains of hype over the years.
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Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, a firm based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, of which Dr Sinclair is a co-founder, has identified a number of synthetic molecules whose effect on yeast is many times more potent than resveratrol's.
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Other Sirtris compounds are still in testing.
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The Pfizer scientists "have thrown down the gauntlet: They claim that the reported Sirtris compounds do not do what they are claimed to do, " pharmaceutical chemist Derek Lowe, wrote recently on his popular In The Pipeline blog.
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Sirtris provided a 21% IRR.
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