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Biotech / Medical : Biotime-Nasdaq's best kept secret?

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To: Stephen How who wrote (1043)	7/2/1998 4:43:00 PM
From: Jim Roof	Read Replies (1) of 1432

<<What's the point of your question? <Steve awaits the personal attack.> >> No personal attack coming. I just read your post and from it alone I was unsure of what your point is. Biotime may indeed consider that albumin is superior to their product but it is my understanding that it is extremely expensive and as a natural product is subject to potential contamination. The figures that I have heard run well into the multiple hundreds of dollars per liter. <<They think that albumin + electrolytes + buffer + [another optional HES or Dextran] is a better solution than Hextend>> Again, that may well be. I would also assume that those who are involved in bona fide blood substitutes would not consider their products to be superior to blood itself. I do not find this at all troublesome or alarming. The real question is not Hextend vs. albumin as we all know. Jim

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