Prospects for the development of small molecular weight compounds to replace anti-tumour necrosis factor biological agents.

Prospects for the development of small molecular weight compounds to replace anti-tumour necrosis factor biological agents.

The advent of anti-TNF biological agents has been a massive advance in our treatment of RA and other inflammatory diseases. However, it is acknowledged that there are major drawbacks, the greatest being cost. There is, therefore, clearly a massive market for small molecular weight inhibitors that wo...

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Main Authors:	Foxwell, B, Andreakos, E, Brennan, F, Feldmann, M, Smith, C, Conron, M
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2003

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