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Non-Tech : NIFTY NINE IN NINETY NINE PLUS ONE

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To: Steve Lokness who wrote (125)1/13/1999 8:49:00 PM
From: Mike McFarland  Read Replies (1) of 613
 
Have you seen any discussion of the size and
value of each of these companies libraries?
I think my understanding here is very limited,
don't these companies have many molecules
which are proprietary...they just need to be
screened over and over until a purpose is
found...I think it is not that simple, and I
have it backward.

I sure need a little education on this one.
I guess since I only briefly owned PCOP, I never
got around do doing much to understand them.

Ah, here we go...off the Aurora website:
aurorabio.com
aurorabio.com

Even better, here is a description off the pcop website
pcop.com
Combinatorial chemistry is an approach to chemical
synthesis that enables the creation of large numbers of
organic compounds by putting chemical building blocks
together in every possible combination. It is used to
synthesize compounds which are screened, or tested,
against biological targets as part of the drug discovery
process.


Brings the rainforest to mind when you start thinking
about organic compounds...
I guess I have limited my stock purchases to the
companies which have lead candidates, and at the
least are getting ready to go through the first
clinical trials...have not so much been interested
in the companies which, I think, work for them...
very low on the food chain (?)

--Mike
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