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Biotech / Medical
EntreMed (ENMD)
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410 If I had metastatic melanoma, I wouldn't care about a viral hepatitis. You StockDoc-4/28/1998
409 I talked to gene therapy experts. They are not too optimistic, especially shortpoodle-4/27/1998
408 You write: >Does ENMD have patent rights on any and all derivatives of endosStockDoc-4/27/1998
407 Anyone know what is the latest on the thalidomide brain tumor trials? When can muddphudd-4/26/1998
406 Sounds like the kind of information that will help someone, hopefully EntreMed,muddphudd-4/26/1998
405 Bristol Meyers has the license from ENMD on Angiostatin. Not Smith Kline. ForJohn Bloxom-4/26/1998
404 The potential mechanism of action of endostatin; for those interested. EMBO J StockDoc-4/25/1998
403 While this J&J thing sound like a rumor, I doubt ENMD considers selling endStockDoc-4/25/1998
402 Wow alot to digest Mud! I will ponder it. Makes sense though that it isn'Graham Dellaire-4/24/1998
401 Ferrara is a very good scientist, working with Genentech and on vascular endothStockDoc-4/24/1998
400 To any who are interested....I pulled the following from a post on the Yahoo Enmuddphudd-4/24/1998
399 Graham & associates: Informative interchange; thanks. Ciao, TedCage Rattler-4/20/1998
398 Graham, As far as I could understand, you worried that another company syntez.poodle-4/20/1998
397 poodle good post.. nice to hear all points. I wanted to add a little bit. I wGraham Dellaire-4/19/1998
396 Hi, Graham << Is there cross-licensing of endostatin through Harvardpoodle-4/19/1998
395 Very good discussion. ANY therapy that significantly prolongs survival WILL BE StockDoc-4/19/1998
394 Hey mud, I agree too on you point about gene therapy. It doesn't matter hGraham Dellaire-4/19/1998
393 Going to play devils advocate. Don't you think maybe ENMD might have made Graham Dellaire-4/19/1998
392 An excellent post, Tom. Thanks for taking the time to share your understandingJohn Bloxom-4/19/1998
391 I agree 100% with the issues you brought up. There are still too many inherentmuddphudd-4/19/1998
390 Tom, Thanks for your extremely helpful response. I am a neophyte in the realm Michael Greene-4/18/1998
389 The posters on this board seem unusually knowledgeable and, unlike most boards,Richard Haugland-4/18/1998
388 Michael, Although the Genetix approach sounds interesting...to the point that Tom Caruthers-4/18/1998
387 Graham, As long as it's for development purposes they can clearly use endoBiomaven-4/18/1998
386 Is there cross-licensing of endostatin through Harvard? How else can Genetix uGraham Dellaire-4/17/1998
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