Re: CRF1 antagonists back in clinical trials

Posted by cpallen79 on July 30, 2004, at 12:21:43

In reply to Re: CRF1 antagonists back in clinical trials, posted by SLS on July 28, 2004, at 22:55:19

I have to admit that the CRF idea is pretty exciting. From my understanding (again I'm no whiz at science) they stop the effects of cortisol, and that could possibly be of huge benefit in preventing depressive episodes. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
> > Neurocrine, Inc. in alliance with GSK will push forward with a Phase I trial of a CRF1 antagonist compound by year-end 2004.
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> How long does it take for a drug to go from Phase I to final approval?
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> - Scott

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CRF1 antagonists back in clinical trials jrbecker 7/28/04
Re: CRF1 antagonists back in clinical trials SLS 7/28/04
Re: CRF1 antagonists back in clinical trials jrbecker 7/29/04
Re: CRF1 antagonists back in clinical trials cpallen79 7/30/04
very promising linkadge 7/30/04
Re: very promising » linkadge SLS 7/31/04
Re: very promising linkadge 7/31/04
Re: very promising » linkadge SLS 7/31/04
Re: very promising linkadge 7/31/04
Re: very promising » SLS Pfinstegg 7/31/04
Re: very promising » SLS sb417 7/31/04
Obtaining mefipristone » SLS Pfinstegg 8/1/04
Re: Obtaining mefipristone » Pfinstegg sb417 8/1/04
Re: corrected spelling mifepristone Larry Hoover 8/1/04
Re: very promising » Pfinstegg SLS 8/1/04
Re: corrected spelling mifepristone » Harry Loover SLS 8/1/04
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RU-486 - Can somebody explain this to me please? Denise1904 9/8/04

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