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To: Spark who wrote (7387)	9/22/1999 2:46:00 PM
From: Skycat	Respond to of 19297

I think the lighthouse was on, but nobody was home..lol.

To: Spark who wrote (7387)	9/22/1999 3:57:00 PM
From: MMM Mule	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19297

Yo spark wake up and stop heading soccer balls...LXXN check it out... Lexon Announces Major Colon Cancer Breakthrough TULSA, Okla., Sep 22, 1999 (BW HealthWire) -- Lexon, Inc. (OTC BB: LXXN) today announced the development of a bioassay test for the ebaf protein. Lexon's Ebaf Assay(TM) prototype utilizes a standard bioassay system available to most clinical laboratories. This bioassay form of the Ebaf Assay(TM) actually measures the amount of biologically active ebaf protein present. The bioassay can potentially be used not only to detect the presence of ebaf, but also to quantitate the amount of ebaf in cancer tissue and in the serum of cancer patients. The ebaf protein appears in the blood of patients with colon cancer and in some forms of ovarian and testicular cancer and detection of ebaf in the blood can be used as a screening test. The ebaf protein can be detected with complex laboratory equipment, and now with the newly developed bioassay. Lexon will subsequently develop a test kit, so that any clinical laboratory can screen blood for colon cancer. Lexon believes that the test, once past the FDA approval process, will be quick, inexpensive, and widely available. Lexon has sponsored and funded the continuing research and development of the cancer screening test at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, New York, under the direction of Dr. Siamak Tabibzadeh, the developer of the Ebaf Assay(TM). Dr. Tabibzadeh currently serves as Chief of Experimental Pathology at North Shore. The completion of this phase of the development allows for the initiation of preclinical patient testing to gather data for the FDA approval process. Gifford Mabie, President of Lexon, said, "We are gratified to have participated in the development of the first and only blood test for the early detection of colon cancer. This test is a major clinical innovation!"