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Biotech / Medical : New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc. (NBSC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: SFW who wrote (2)2/21/2000 2:17:00 PM
From: scaram(o)uche  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 724
 
Abed:

>> Are there competing technologies to the one developed by NBSC? <<

As soon as I find out more detail to their approach, I'll try to answer.

The patent may provide clues, or it may be completely unrelated to their current efforts. The tickler from the press release says "orally available"......

a proprietary process
that offers pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies an improved method of identifying novel, small molecule, orally
available drug leads.


I see nothing in the patent that addresses this portion of the tickler. So, the next step is to check on European disclosures. If someone beats me to it, please post results.



To: SFW who wrote (2)3/28/2000 11:46:00 PM
From: scaram(o)uche  Respond to of 724
 
Abed:

>> Are there competing technologies to the one developed by NBSC? <<

Pseudo Biologist knows about some claim language from Novalon that sounds rather DGI-competitive. I've written a few people, including one of the Novalon inventors, asking for "guidance". Will post if I get any decent answers. Since the stock settled back into its old range, it's also probably worth taking the time to review both patents, in entirety.

Working on it!

Rick