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To: tuck who wrote (383)1/16/2007 2:35:05 PM
From: NeuroInvestment  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 588
 
Tuck:

I don't want you thinking I didnt take your pointer to that animal data seriously. Between that and the one leukopenia case, I raised the possibility in the recently released January issue of NI that Acadia might eventually have to drop ACP-104: because it may not be viable as a monotherapy, and there may be better (nicotinics or AMPA modulators to name two possibilities) adjunctive therapies coming along.

When I saw Acadia at JPM, they did not concur with this hypothesis.

Harry
NeuroInvestment



To: tuck who wrote (383)1/16/2007 3:11:05 PM
From: idos  Respond to of 588
 
Yeh i edited my post but it was too late...
I have no position here but i'm trapped in AGIX after i missed the door last week.
BR, ido