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Biotech / Medical : Biotransplant(BTRN)
BTRN 35.09-1.4%Nov 4 4:00 PM EST

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To: seminole who wrote (1270)3/15/2002 3:08:18 PM
From: scaram(o)uche  Read Replies (1) of 1475
 
grrrrrrr............

messages.yahoo.com

I've tried for years to get reasonable answers. Let's try this........

Jim Young:

Your own scientists (Branco et al.) have described a mechanism for 507 where antigen-specific, activated T cells were selectively depleted in vitro. Your own intravenous studies in humans have shown that non-depleting concentrations of MAb were as effective as depleting concentrations.

Given that the results of Dumont et al. are aged about 5 years and that you had extensive in vivo experience with BTI-322, can you understand why I feel that you're a frigging jerk?

Clearly explain, in a public forum, why you would choose to put patients at risk for immunosuppression when the casual observer begs for prolonged low dose testing.

Easy? Explain in public, and flip flop the situation..... make ME look like the fool. I'll be happy (and perhaps richer) for it.

In the course of any explanation, you're going to have to cover the design of (and results derived from) your small, tiny, little itsy bitsy, stooooooooopid intravenous phase II trial.

Were Branco et al. wrong? Has MEDI published a manuscript where the results should be withdrawn, formally?

Thank you.
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