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Gen-Probe, DiagnoCure provide updates on PCA3 prostate cancer collaboration

Published in Gene Therapy Weekly, June 29th, 2006

Gen-Probe Incorporated (GPRO) and DiagnoCure Inc. (CUR) provided three updates on the companies' collaboration and development programs around the innovative, highly specific PCA3 prostate cancer marker.

First, the companies have amended and expanded the terms of their license and collaboration agreement. In order to explore new market opportunities for PCA3, Gen-Probe has granted DiagnoCure exclusive rights to develop in vivo products, and co-exclusive rights to develop fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) products, using the PCA3 gene. DiagnoCure will pay Gen-Probe royalties on any commercial sales of such products.

In addition, the companies...

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