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To: scott_jiminez who wrote (172)	2/1/2001 4:32:13 PM
From: Marty	of 278

Scott, Thanks for the question. I'm not qualified to answer your question but I will try to get one for you. Give me a little time. I don't know whether or not you will be able to find the answer in the studies Neotherapeutics puts up on their website but the link is neotherapeutics.com They have a section with the published reports there. I know I was overwhelmed that the drug not only survived the GI system and went to the target site and did what it was supposed to do without harmful side effects and an excellent safety profile. Somehow the cascade of events that promotes the growth of a new cell also differentiates it to a neuron and promotes its growth. They have been able to verify that with PET scans at the University of California at Irvine and there is a published report on that study. No reports of the cells going anywhere else or growing into anything else, like feet in the mouth ... which I thought was really funny. Since the stock has been doing so poorly, I needed that. I hope to get you an answer.

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