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New data released on Xcytrin's mechanism to enhance effects of radiation and chemotherapy

Published in Cancer Weekly, May 28th, 2002

Pharmacyclics, Inc., (PCYC) announced that four separate presentations at the 49th annual meeting of the Radiation Research Society (RRS) provide a more complete picture of the novel intracellular activity and mechanism of action of the company's lead product, Xcytrin (motexafin gadolinium) Injection.

"These presentations provide further evidence of the novel mechanism of action of Xcytrin to enhance the effects of radiation and chemotherapy for the potential treatment of cancer and other diseases, which is currently being tested in clinical trials," said Richard A. Miller, MD, Pharmacyclics' president and chief executive officer. "Xcytrin is the first of an entirely...

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