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Amgen, UCB Test Drug On Shuttle
by Michael McCoy
July 11, 2011
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 89, Issue 28
Amgen and UCB are working with NASA’s Ames Research Center to conduct a preclinical test of an antibody aboard space shuttle Atlantis on the final NASA shuttle mission, which at C&EN press time was scheduled to launch on July 8. Using mice, the experiment will assess the effect of a sclerostin antibody on the bone loss associated with spaceflight. A different sclerostin antibody from the two drug companies is currently in Phase II clinical trials for bone-related conditions.
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