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Data Point to Regulus Alport Drug Use in Late-stage Disease, Other Kidney Diseases

Nov 24, 2014
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) ― Researchers from Sanofi recently reported preclinical data showing that Regulus Therapeutics' microRNA-21 inhibitor RG-012 can have a therapeutic benefit even in the late stages of Alport syndrome and that it can enhance the effect of the kidney protectant ramipril.

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