• The next step in Zeneca's research called for another service conveniently available at Incyte.

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  • Durand joined the company in January 1995 just as Lupron was facing fierce competition, from Zeneca's Zoladex, a lower-cost rival.

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  • This generic version of Astra-Zeneca's Prilosec (for heartburn), the world's bestselling pharmaceutical, is likely to go on the market next year.

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  • About 400 of the 1, 300 staff at the site are expected to take retirement or be relocated to other Astra Zeneca sites.

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  • The accumulating data led researchers at Zeneca Group, now AstraZeneca, to wonder whether blocking EGF receptors with a drug might slow tumor growth.

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  • For example, Zeneca has managed to switch the bt gene, which gives maize plants resistance to nasty insects, on and off using another chemical trigger.

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  • Directing a team of 50 scientists at Zeneca's labs in Cheshire, U.K., McKillop collected urine samples from employees to isolate EGF and come up with a compound that could effectively block its activity.

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  • McKillop directed a team of 50 scientists at Zeneca's labs in Cheshire, U.K., that collected urine samples from employees to isolate EGF and come up with a compound that could effectively block its activity.

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  • Shares in Zeneca, the British firm that makes the drug, initially rose but then fell when it became clear that Zeneca's patent on the drug has already run out in Europe and runs out in America in 2002.

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  • Simon Best, former head of plant science at Zeneca, looks forward to the day when molecular switches might be so sophisticated that the process of infection or drought will itself be enough to turn on a genetically engineered resistance gene.

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  • Zeneca ordered a "wet" copy of a promising gene, in the form of a clone -- a colony of bacterial cells whose members all carry the desired snippet of DNA. These bacterial guinea pigs can then be used to try out antibacterial chemicals.

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