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Biotech / Medical
ArQule
An SI Board Since December 1996
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399 14 0 ARQL
Emcee:  noronha Type:  Unmoderated
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374 - ArQule Appoints Dr. Philippe Bey, Formerly of Hoechst Marion Roussel (HMR), aNJ Investors-8/2/1999
373 Hogan exercises options at 27, drives company into ground, and splits, pursuingscaram(o)uche-8/2/1999
372 You wrote: Even if the SEPR patent is bogus, who is going to fight it? _____John Dwyer-7/28/1999
371 <<My point with the patent issue is that SEPR is developing an improved vtommysdad-7/28/1999
370 You wrote: So I did a little comparison of ARQL and SEPR. SEPR has a p/s of 15John Dwyer-7/28/1999
369 <Also, despite the admonitions, one of the drug design companies could do asLLCF-7/28/1999
368 Look, I just don't want to hear another "butt" analogy from Rick,John Dwyer-7/28/1999
367 It appears I have gotten into a nest of SEPR lovers on this thread. I did the Herc-7/28/1999
366 The reason that I'm attracted to these drug design companies is that mostHerc-7/28/1999
365 Herc, There's good reason you encountered so much cynicism about Arqule. Irkrw-7/28/1999
364 "jumping all over"? Well, I'll stand by my statement that SEPR atommysdad-7/28/1999
363 I put my vote for ABSC. I have not researched CCHM. PCOP and TRGA are somewhBiotech Jim-7/27/1999
362 I have no idea why you guys are jumping all over Herc. A little fresh blood on John Dwyer-7/27/1999
361 Other than ARQL, which of the following do you like the best? ABSC BCRX CCHM PHerc-7/27/1999
360 Calling ARQL an embryonic SEPR is far-fetched in the extreme. The business modtommysdad-7/27/1999
359 I live a couple miles from ARQL and pass by when I go to Costco... The same raPierre Borczuk-7/27/1999
358 Upon reviewing the investor info. packet the company sent me, it is true that AHerc-7/26/1999
357 For long time investors, would you reflect on the changes in ARQL and this segmNJ Investors-7/23/1999
356 I used to own ArQule. I'm watching the company to keep in touch on the prJohn Metcalf-7/22/1999
355 Now that I think about it, everyone who responded to my queries seemed to jump Herc-7/22/1999
354 Thanks for the input. That's the reason for SI--exchanging information. Herc-7/22/1999
353 <<ARQL and SEPR both design molecules for the drug industry. What other ctommysdad-7/22/1999
352 Herc, The Pfizer deal is non-royalty bearing. That's very non-Sepracor lrkrw-7/22/1999
351 <i>I am saying that ARQL could be an embryonic SEPR.</i> And I <JZGalt-7/22/1999
350 ARQL and SEPR both design molecules for the drug industry. What other companieHerc-7/22/1999
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