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Synthetic Blood International, Inc. (SYBD)
An SI Board Since February 1999
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Emcee:  Micro-Selector Type:  Unmoderated
This is critical stage for SYBD.

All three SYBD products (Fluorovent™, Oxycyte™, and the glucose biosensor) are scheduled to be begin clinical trials during 1999. This is when most "developmental stage" biotechs listed on NASDAQ move to the $5 to $10 level. Once Phase II and Phase III clinical trials are underway, such companies often trade in $10 to $30 range (CLTR is a good example of this).

As SYBD receives patent for glucose biosensor and begins clinical trials for all three of its products, it could soon be trading near $1 and higher. A recent example of this is CELN which traded in the $0.25 range and moved quickly to $2 upon announcement of U.S. patents and definitive plans for clinical trials.

There is currently no thread for SYBD in the under-$5.00 category. Please post information relevant to SYBD's development and movement into the clinical trials phase here for the benefit of all current and potential shareholders.

Best regards,
Micro-Selector

SYBD Web site:
sybd.com

*** CORPORATE PROFILE AS LISTED ON WEB SITE ***

SYNTHETIC BLOOD INTERNATIONAL, INC. (SYBD) is a biomedical product development company. Building on technology pioneered by Dr. Leland Clark, one of the twentieth century's most innovative and prolific researchers and inventors, SYBD's mission is to commercialize products from our perfluorocarbon and biosensor technology platforms as rapidly as possible.

The three products currently under development are Fluorovent™, Oxycyte™, and an implanted glucose sensor. These products will compete in multibillion dollar markets. We intend to exploit fully our technology platforms for additional product opportunities in the biomedical, commercial, and industrial markets. Operating largely as a virtual company, we intend to form partnerships as early as possible with global and/or regional pharmaceutical and medical device companies for product development funding, commercial-scale manufacturing, and maximum global market penetration for our products.

In markets where SYBD may not be the first company to obtain regulatory approval, our strategy will be to gain market share based on superior products with significant competitive advantages.

Mindful always that SYBD is a publicly held company, our primary long-term goal is to maximize share value and shareholders' return on investment.
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91Synthetic Blood International, Inc. Announces Filing of Protocol for Phase II-b da_cheif™-4/13/2008
90Synthetic Blood Announces Department of Defense Grant for Traumatic Brain Injuryda_cheif™-2/26/2008
89Synthetic Blood Announces Progress with Oxycyte Program in Traumatic Brain Injurda_cheif™-12/11/2007
88looks ripe for a blast off chart.bigcharts.comda_cheif™-12/15/2006
87 Del - biotechs are hot these days. I'm happy to see SYBD doing so well. IMicro-Selector-2/17/2000
86 Whats been going on with SYBD. I haven't been following and now I see it isdel clark-2/10/2000
85 SSDD-I've been hearing that same story from various officers (past presidenRick Hoffmann-7/3/1999
84 Update from Robert Nicora ragingbull.comMicro-Selector-7/3/1999
83 See now what you are referring to: ragingbull.com Yes333 is an asset to any inMicro-Selector-6/30/1999
82 Thanks to Yes333 over at Raging Bull. Rick Hoffmann-6/24/1999
81 I really would like to know the difference between preferred and common stock. Rick Hoffmann-6/23/1999
80 You like the new base? It has fallen quite a bit... I'm wondering if this cLance-6/22/1999
79 Has anyone received the proxy? I am anxious to hear the details. It is supposMicro-Selector-6/22/1999
78 How many shares are out there now? Lance Lance-6/22/1999
77 I'm sure that you have all seen the announcement that SYBD intends to ask uRick Hoffmann-6/22/1999
76 Today certainly didn't bode well for any hope of news. This is sinking furtLance-6/14/1999
75 It now shows 6500 traded yesterday. This is from an average of 227,000. Could jdel clark-6/9/1999
74 Del.. I don't know. My real time program is at work, i will have to look toLance-6/8/1999
73 What happened today? Did they really only trade 500 shares? del clark-6/8/1999
72 Looking at mm chart..things are heating up...MM UPDATE>>>>>>&Lance-6/7/1999
71 MM UPDATE>>>>>>>>>>>>> Lance-5/25/1999
70 Anyone see this mention for SYBD....(see last paragraph) Monday May 24, 6:33 pt.gawarecki-5/25/1999
69 Thanks...In the longer run it should be good. Lance EOM Lance-5/25/1999
68 Lance, Yea when Century 21 decided to go with that other company when It lTerry Vellequette-5/24/1999
67 Sounds good to me...it also sound like financing is a done deal which should ruLance-5/24/1999
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