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Biotech / Medical
Repligen Corp (RGEN)
An SI Board Since February 1996
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Emcee:  Rajiv Hargunani Type:  Unmoderated
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245Scott, How bullish are you on this one ? I am long from $5 and keep buying on Ace-10/6/2000
244<But I missed the therapy potential of chelation.> It's one of the maLLCF-9/30/2000
243David, Thanks. When I was at the third DAN! conference, one of the presentersScott H. Davis-9/30/2000
242More autism stuff.... plot thickening: cureautismnow.org CONCLUSION The historLLCF-9/28/2000
241just a heads up. haven't had time to look at this yet, but RGEN's entirscaram(o)uche-7/12/2000
240 <<I'll never understand why they aren't studying this instead [asScott H. Davis-6/10/2000
239 <the Autism Center will be established at the university's Center on HumLLCF-6/9/2000
238 UW receives $10 million to study autism A $5 million donation from a MicrosofCheryl Galt-6/9/2000
237 Repligen at Third Boston BioPharma Forum, June 5,2000-Live Ticker Company NamCurtis E. Bemis-5/31/2000
236 FYI, he is a parent with autistic children. He worked with the Autism ResearchScott H. Davis-5/23/2000
235 Richard, I like these guys too, and feel strongly that their research stands a Cheryl Galt-5/23/2000
234 Another "marker" for a pre-disposition to Autism is a very flawed andScott H. Davis-5/22/2000
233 Richard-- Thanx for your comments. I just think of the folks at Repligen, honCurtis E. Bemis-5/22/2000
232 Curtis: I coordinated one of biotech's first "deals" (human antiscaram(o)uche-5/22/2000
231 The story of CTLA4-Ig is a fascinating one. A young, bright biochemist friend Curtis E. Bemis-5/22/2000
230 Cheryl: No, not really. However, I feel, still, that RGEN's management isscaram(o)uche-5/22/2000
229 Rick, *thanks* for filling in so many details. I've wondered why U of M dCheryl Galt-5/22/2000
228 Cheryl: I haven't owned RGEN for ages, and therefore have not followed thescaram(o)uche-5/22/2000
227 Parking notes - some history of the CTLA4 patent dispute with BMS -------------Cheryl Galt-5/22/2000
226 Curtis, it looks like Repligen is side-stepping an impasse in its CTLA4 patent Cheryl Galt-5/22/2000
225 Repligen Acquires CTLA4 Patent Rights from Tolerance Therapeutics PR Newswire -Curtis E. Bemis-5/18/2000
224 New test for Autism Risk-- 4 proteins associated with brain development. RepliCurtis E. Bemis-5/4/2000
223 <the synthetic form for pancreatic diagnostics, is just an approval letter aLLCF-4/28/2000
222 Secretin-Repligen, the synthetic form for pancreatic diagnostics, is just an apCurtis E. Bemis-4/28/2000
221 Phase2 for autism, glad to see the patient ages here vs the other studies: WedLLCF-3/29/2000
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