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Cephalon, Inc. was an
American biopharmaceutical company co-founded in 1987 by
pharmacologist Frank Baldino, Jr.,
neuroscientist Michael Lewis, and organic...
- (pygidium
smaller than
cephalon),
subisopygous (pygidium sub
equal to
cephalon),
isopygous (pygidium
equal in size to
cephalon), or
macropygous (pygidium...
- The
cephalon is the head
section of an arthropod. It is a tagma, i.e., a
specialized grouping of
arthropod segments. The word
cephalon derives from the...
- and longer-acting.
Armodafinil is
produced by the
pharmaceutical company Cephalon and was
approved by the
United States Food and Drug
Administration (FDA)...
- States,
modafinil is
marketed by
Cephalon, who
acquired the
rights from
Lafon and
purchased the
company in 2001.
Cephalon introduced armodafinil, the (R)-enantiomer...
- the
cephalon.
Micropygous – the
pygidium is
considerably smaller than the
cephalon.
Subisopygous – the
pygidium is
slightly smaller than the
cephalon. Isopygous...
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significantly expanding Teva's
European coverage. In May 2011, Teva
bought Cephalon for US$6.8 billion. The same month, Teva
announced the ¥40
billion purchase...
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highly modified. 0: ●
Ocular somite 1-2...: ∎
Somites of head
tagma (head /
cephalon / prosoma) ...7-10: ∎
Abdominal somites (further
somites omitted) P: ∎...
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slightly convex exoskeletons with an
average length of 4–7 cm (1.5–3 in). The
cephalon is
semicircular or parabolic. The
glabella (center
portion of the head)...
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under the
brand name Gabitril, is an
anticonvulsant medication produced by
Cephalon that is used in the
treatment of epilepsy. The drug is also used off-label...
