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Biotech / Medical : Immunomedics (IMMU) - moderated

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To: ghettogoulash who wrote (45888)4/24/2018 8:53:46 AM
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The CL2A linker that is used in SG to bind the antibody (hRS7) to the toxic payload (SN-38) was developed using the Dock-And-Lock technology. The linker has enormous value in my opinion, because it keeps the SN-38 inactive while it's circulating in the bloodstream and on the way to the tumor, and its potential for future uses is manifest. Thus, years after it was announced in 2006 (I believe, but am working from memory) with great fanfare, but obtaining a collective yawn from the capital markets, DNL has apparently delivered great shareholder value. MAF
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