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Biotech / Medical
Cytoclonal Pharmaceutics INC.

An SI Board Since September 1999

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Emcee: JOHN ASHBOLT	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

This company could have a very bright future.
Paclitaxel production, paclitaxel is the active ingredient in Taxol,marketed by Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS),sales of US$1.2 billion in 1998. Cytoclonal now has agreements with BMS, re its fermentation production of paclitaxel. CYPH has exclusive worldwide rights to these technologies. Presently, paclitaxel is produced by utilizing components of the Yew tree which results in high cost and limited supply.

PKD. Polycystic Kidney Disease, treatment with paclitaxel.

Novel Rational Drug Design. Quantum Core Technology, QCT.

Peptide Inhibition of Estrogen Receptors on Breast Cancer Cells.

Human Gene Discovery Program. LUNG CANCER PROGRAM.

Anti Sense Technology.

Production of the " IMMORTALITY ENZYME " TELOMARISE.

May we live forever and enjoy the future with cytoclonal,

Share price currently US$7.00. Will we see US$170 soon?

All comments and contributions most welcome,

Regards John Ashbolt.

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6	YES I would find it very surprising also. I have been looking in all directions	JOHN ASHBOLT	-	9/13/1999
5	Any company which has Quantum computing to find pharmaceuticals will for sure h	Maurice Winn	-	9/8/1999
4	I do not have a url for CYPH, Im not so sure that they do have a web site at al	JOHN ASHBOLT	-	9/8/1999
3	Gee John, that's interesting <i>Cytoclonal recently purchased a novel	Maurice Winn	-	9/8/1999
2	Thankyou for pointing that out and I apologise to the thread for the incorrect	JOHN ASHBOLT	-	9/7/1999
1	Hello John, That's Telomerase, not Telomarise. Don't you think the Ge	Maurice Winn	-	9/7/1999

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