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Biotech / Medical : Antex Biologics (ANTX) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Amigo Mike who wrote (1133)1/28/1999 1:13:00 AM
From: John R Resseger  Respond to of 1476
 
Thanks Mike

I was telling my friend Tim about ANTX and all the vaccines they were working on. He said.." Every major drug company must be working on these vaccines also." I said that Smith Kline Beechum, and Pasteur Meriiex Conneaut, ANTEX Biologic's partners are the top two in the world for vaccine research. There are very few companies working on vaccines and ANTX is ahead of everybody. Am I correct in my perceptions? Are there other companies working on this stuff?

Did the US Navy approach ANTX on the Campylobactor trials or was it the other way around?

John




To: Amigo Mike who wrote (1133)1/28/1999 8:11:00 AM
From: John R Resseger  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1476
 
Mike

Do you know if the story made the Washington Post today?

I find comfort in the following ...

Antex had shown in preclinical models that the H. pylori vaccine was well- tolerated and generated both mucosal and systemic immune responses in vaccinated animals. The animal studies showed that the vaccine works both prophylactically and therapeutically; it prevented infection from H. pylori and cleared H. pylori in previously infected animals.

Glaxo's $9 Billion Market Cap was based on Zantex which only treats the symtoms of what Antex Biologics' drug cures and prevents. How many Billions does Merck make peddeling Tagimet?

ANTX's vaccine prevented and cured !! I'm going to revisit the Campylobactor animal tests.