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To: Steven Marshank who wrote (30)	7/13/1999 10:37:00 AM
From: Eric L.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74

Thanks for the article Steve! This is the first I've heard of this article. It seems that In Vitro has positioned itself well in this marketplace! Does anyone on this thread know the potential market (in dollars)? That would help me ascertain In Vitro's opportunity for growth. Regards, Eric

To: Steven Marshank who wrote (30)	9/8/1999 10:45:00 AM
From: MicroKing	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74

Company update about on going business.............. First company is right on budget with the 1st two months of IVII's 4th fiscal quarter. IVII is happy about the prospects for fiscal year 2000. IVII is working on a plan to get the word out about the recent CORRESTEX endorsement by the gov't panel. They are executing a plan to be on the page opposite of the table of contents in the National Chemical Manufacturers Convention Qly magazine; the convention is to be held in late October. Their are nearly 3000 chemical companies in the US alone. The company has added to their client's list in the 4th quarter. One of the clients provides testing for other companies. IVII has another new client in the household products industry. IVII expects them to be an excellent client going forward. This is based on the 1st several orders that got rushed to IVII in Aug. If anyone is lurking and has questions call the company. CEO Rich Ulmer is always happy to answer shareholder questions. All the information I post on this board is a result of questions I ask. I like the company technology I decided to be an involved investor. Greg goslo@thegrid.net

To: Steven Marshank who wrote (30)	9/22/2000 3:36:30 PM
From: MicroKing	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74

Great news related to IVII. Alot of government related news this year. After 3 years as a shareholder IVII could be ready for real exposure. IVII's fiscal year ends this month. ----------------------------------------------------------- Source : businesswire.com (BW)(CA-DORIS-DAY-ANIMAL-LEAGUE) California Saluted for First-Ever U.S. Law to Curb Animal Testing by Doris Day Animal League Business, News & Lifestyle Editors. SACRAMENTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 18, 2000 The Doris Day Animal League commended Gov. Gray Davis (D-Calif.) for signing S.B. 2082, sponsored by Sen. Jack O'Connell (D-Santa Barbara), the first statute in the United States to curb animal testing. The law will ensure that non-animal, alternative toxicity testing methods approved by the federal Interagency Coordinating Committee for the Validation of Alternative Methods (ICCVAM) and approved by federal agencies are used by industry. "This measure puts teeth into a collaborative approach being used at the federal level to evaluate alternative methods of product research," said O'Connell. "It's the first bill in the nation, at the state level, to restrict the use of animals in testing and is long overdue." New alternative testing methods have been reviewed and accepted at the federal level by the ICCVAM, which is composed of 14 federal regulatory and research agencies, including the Environmental Protection Agency, the Food and Drug Administration and the National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences. The ICCVAM was created by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences to develop a uniform process for assessing the validation of testing methods that reduce or eliminate the use of animals to test product safety. However, there is no requirement at the state or federal level that those alternative tests be used by industry. "After years of arguing that there are no validated alternatives to animal tests, we have the argument on our side," said Sara Amundson, deputy director of the Doris Day Animal League, sponsors of the bill. This new law is truly the first step in ending 50 years of traditional animal tests. We have Senator O'Connell and Governor Davis to thank for their leadership on this issue of importance to millions of Californians." One non-animal test method developed in California, Corrositex, can replace gruesome corrosivity testing performed on rabbits for a variety of harsh chemicals. Its manufacturer, InVitro International, based in Irvine, Calif., was a strong supporter of the legislation. The Doris Day Animal League, with headquarters in Washington, D.C., was founded by Doris Day to seek permanent changes in local, state and federal legislation to protect animals. For more information on the Doris Day Animal League, contact the organization at 202/546-1761 or ddal.org. CONTACT: Linda Dozoretz Communications, Los Angeles Linda Dozoretz, 323/656-4499 323/656-4477 (fax) pr@ldcomm.com