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 Immune Network progress on phase II study, private placement
 
 Immune Network Research Ltd                                             IMM
 Shares issued 20,370,452                                  Feb 2 close $0.10
 Wed 3 Feb 99                                                   News Release
 VANCOUVER, B.C. - The Company is very pleased to announce that arrangements have  been  made to test the plasma samples from the Phase II macaque study of the Company's patented monoclonal antibody 1F7 (mAb 1F7). These tests of the  biological  efficacy  of antiviral immunity induced or restored by mAb 1F7 will use a highly sensitive polymerase chain  reaction-based  assay  to determine the viral load in plasma samples from SHIV-infected monkeys.
 Arrangements for these tests were made by Immpheron,  Inc.,  the  Company's research  partner  on the project, through a collaboration with researchers at Harvard University. This collaboration will enable the plasma  tests  to be  performed  at  the  United States National Cancer Institute laboratory, part of the National Institute of Health.
 The Phase II study involved nine macaques, which are a recognized model  of HIV  disease  in  humans,  observed  over  a  period of over six months and treated with two series of injections with mAb 1F7. Results  of  the  tests are  to  form  part  of the Company's intended application to the FDA for a clinical trial of mAb 1F7 as an Investigational New Drug.
 In a related study, research has  commenced  on  lymph  node  samples  from selected  macaques  in  collaboration  with  researchers at Duke University Medical Centre. This study will investigate B-cell response to mAb 1F7.  In the  Phase  I  macaque  study  mAb  1F7  appeared  to strengthen the immune response and may play a role by  inducing  the  immune  system  to  produce antibodies of different specificity.
 Research is ongoing into the mechanism of the patented mAb 1F7  through  an evaluation  of  the  virus  neutralizing  antibody  levels  observed in the earlier Phase I macaque study. A manuscript by  Dr.  Sybille  Muller,  Vice President  of Immpheron and Director of the Company's research program, has been submitted to a recognized journal in the field of immunology and AIDS.
 On corporate matters, the Company has received regulatory approval for  the private  placement of $54,000 and the issue of 360,000 shares together with one year warrants for the purchase of an additional 180,000 shares all at a price  of  $0.15  per  share. The Company concluded its arrangement with an investor relations firm at the end of last year.
 
 Victor J.E. Jones
 President
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