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Biotech / Medical
ID Biomedical - Elephant Hunting?? (IDBEF)
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Emcee:  Kaiser Soza Type:  Unmoderated
I have followed ID Biomedical from it's original IPO as they have pursued a number of massive market products. A while back, they signed a licensing deal with vaccine company Pasteur Merieux Connaught for a Tuberculosis vaccine. Other products include a rapid DNA test called Cycling Probe Technology which is similar to the Hoffman LaRoche test PCR, along with a test for staphylococcus (sp?). Like all biotechs they are currently at the low end of their trading range and look like a good potential buy to me. The shares trade on Toronto (IDB) and Nasdaq (IDBEF). Any biotech types out there with some comments?? Thanks. Regards, Kaiser...
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27 Kaiser, Regarding competition for IDBEF's DNA tests, here's some inforIgnite44-3/20/1999
26 Hi Thomas, I think it is still overhang from the unexercised warrants and the Kaiser Soza-3/4/1999
25 Market reaction to IDBEF's filing for FDA approval of rapid MRSA test has bIgnite44-3/4/1999
24 Thanks for the post. The company is still low on cash, and the warrants will lKaiser Soza-3/2/1999
23 Monday March 1, 1:00 am Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: ID BiomedicStockMiser-3/1/1999
22 Kaiser, Below is the beginning of a Jan 7 press release in which IDBEF discussIgnite44-2/28/1999
21 Ah yes, the D word...and it's not over...the holders of the convertible preIgnite44-2/10/1999
20 That darn dilution! Thanks for the reply, but I was afraid it was something liSteve Lokness-2/10/1999
19 Steve, Here's what I put together from reading press releases. These warrIgnite44-2/9/1999
18 What does this mean? biz.yahoo.com Thanks; Steve Steve Lokness-2/9/1999
17 Steve, pbs.org This NOVA article says there are over 1 million variations of Ignite44-2/8/1999
16 Do you think that the DNA test will be able to compete with existing test for sSteve Lokness-2/7/1999
15 Otimer, No I have not, however as many comments on this site imply, there is gKaiser Soza-2/6/1999
14 Thanks Kaiser; I did in fact call the company a couple of days ago but missed Steve Lokness-2/3/1999
13 Hi Steve, Your point is well taken and I agree with you. I don't know if yKaiser Soza-2/2/1999
12 Kaiser; I wonder if you might be missing the real importance of the IDBEF CPT TSteve Lokness-2/1/1999
11 Has anyone heard of an instantaneous test they have come up with for strep throOtimer-2/1/1999
10 Hi Thomas, The problem with TB is that it spreads so fast, and is so contagiouKaiser Soza-1/31/1999
9 Kaiser, Something I don't understand about the tb test....why is rapid detIgnite44-1/30/1999
8 Hi Thomas, No, I am not aware of that. I played phone tag today trying to getKaiser Soza-1/30/1999
7 Hi Steve, I understand they will sell off the rights to CPT on a royalty basis Kaiser Soza-1/30/1999
6 Hi Kaiser, Regarding the deal with Pasteur Merieux to develop the TB vaccine, Ignite44-1/28/1999
5 Kaiser; Interesting comments. Have you been in contact with the new management?Steve Lokness-1/24/1999
4 Hi Steve, Thanks for your comments. I have spoken to all the management at IDKaiser Soza-1/24/1999
3 Kaiser; Well my goodness an ID thread! I think I can help a little with my uSteve Lokness-1/19/1999
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