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Biotech / Medical : Amgen Inc. (AMGN)
AMGN 329.88-3.0%3:59 PM EST

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To: Void who wrote (594)7/16/1998 12:22:00 PM
From: Henry Niman  Read Replies (1) of 1906
 
I think that there is a bit on confusion with regard to the pipeline as well as what
exactly a "human-active" G-CSF mimic is.

The table that I put up at home.att.net is not a table that is
predicting anything. It comes from LGND's 1997 annual report and it merely represents
progress to date (i.e. the progress has already happened). The above table is a more
graphical version of the table at home.att.net which is
actually taken from LGND's SEC filing:
edgar-online.com

The molecule defined in the Science paper was deemed to be mouse-specific because it
mimicked G-CSF in mouse cell lines and animals, but did not work in human cell lines.
It was not placed into patients but the molecule that does enter the clinic will be tested
on human cell lines in pre-clinical tests.

I think that LGND does indeed have a molecule that is human-active which was based
on human cell lines. Obviously there have been no human trials yet. The human-reactive
molecule has not been announced and an IND has not been filed.
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