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Targets & Mechanisms
PPAR's new course
By Steve Edelson, Executive
Editor
Published on
Thursday, May 10, 2012
California researchers have shown that agonizing PPARdelta could help stave off fibrosis in a variety of chronic liver diseases. The findings could open new therapeutic real estate for the handful of biotechs working on PPARdelta modulators.
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