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Biotech / Medical : XOMA. Bull or Bear?

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To: aknahow who wrote (13983)	7/5/2000 9:57:33 AM
From: Oak Tree	Read Replies (2) of 17367

I guess I hold with Robert, specifically, the natural BPI in the blood didn't work so why should exogenous BPI work. A believer could argue that there is a natural inhibitor of the infused BPI (some soluble blocking peptide or something), and so the exogenous material could work. A believer might also argue that 15x wasn't enough since it didn't overwhelm the blocking peptide. The problem is I am not aware of any blocking peptides. Perhaps there are other explanations (eg. antagonists). Anyway, without some imagination, it doesn't look good for BPI.

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