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LEXG-Lexicon Genetics
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LEXICON GENETICS INCORPORATED
Lexicon Genetics is a leader in determining the function of genes for drug discovery using large-scale knockout mouse technology. This technology, which we refer to as gene trapping, alters the DNA of genes in a special variety of mouse cells, called embryonic stem (ES) cells, which can be cloned and used to generate mice. In these mice, the altered DNA disrupts, or ‘‘knocks out,’’ the function of the gene, enabling the study of the function of the missing gene. Our gene trapping technology also enables us to obtain DNA sequences of genes from human and mouse cells. Using this technology, we are discovering thousands of genes and expanding our OmniBank library of tens of thousands of knockout mouse clones.

Strategy

Our principal objective is to establish a leadership position in drug target and therapeutic protein discovery. The key elements of our strategy include the following:

discover and obtain proprietary rights to a substantial number of human genes using our gene trapping technology;

expand our library of knockout mice using our gene trapping technology and create custom knockout mice using our gene targeting technology;

use the Internet to establish gene function discovery collaborations based on knockout mice with researchers at pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies and academic institutions;

discover the functions of large numbers of genes that encode potential drug targets and therapeutic proteins through internal research programs using knockout mice; and

develop promising drug candidates through collaborations or with our own resources.
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2544211 continues to do well in trials. This one is for T2 and renal impairment...pgo-neil-10/1/2013
2534211 continues to perform. >>THE WOODLANDS, Texas, June 25, 2012 /PRNewstuck-6/26/2012
252Filed $200M shelf registration yesterday. google.brand.edgar-online.comD.Lu-1/29/2011
251>>Lexicon Announces Positive Results from New Clinical Study of LX4211 in tuck-1/6/2011
250LXRX press release indicates progress in all 3 Ph2 candidates. They have enoughpgo-neil-11/5/2010
249I caught the action yesterday......heavy spike in volume and biggest one day movArthur Radley-10/1/2010
248Noticed it bumping up prior to the announcement. Hope the share price holds andD.Lu-10/1/2010
247J.P. Morgan Initiates Coverage on Biotechnology Stocks (LXRX & IMGN) 9:19 amArthur Radley-10/1/2010
246August 6, 2010 Price History With Technical And Fundamental Ri Ned Davis ResearcArthur Radley-8/9/2010
245Stock is showing some spunk today.....maybe the news is being taken as a positivArthur Radley-8/3/2010
244Strange reaction to the news....traded flat, then moved up, and then back to flaArthur Radley-8/2/2010
243Lexicon buys back [with time payments], all rights to 1031/2/3 from Symphony. Inpgo-neil-8/2/2010
242LX4211 Positive Phase 2a Clinical Results in Type 2 diabetes finance.yahoo.comD.Lu-6/21/2010
241Bought back in today......@$1.43-1.45 level with target of $1.60 where the wall Arthur Radley-5/25/2010
240"Synthesis and SAR of Benzisothiazole- and Indolizine-ß-d-glucopyranostuck-4/9/2010
239A lot of size is coming in on the bid........volume seems to be picking up. I waArthur Radley-4/6/2010
238Schwab alert at the close......."Stock moved above 200 day moving average..Arthur Radley-3/30/2010
237blogs.wsj.com Nice mention of LXRX and a couple more biotechs....in the Wall StArthur Radley-3/24/2010
236Isn't Symphony the brainchild of the CEO...and he sits on their board? If soArthur Radley-3/17/2010
235Speculation on YMB (thanks to mono1ceros) is that they might need some of the caD.Lu-3/17/2010
234mffais.com On a cursory look, it appears that funds have been adding share lateArthur Radley-3/16/2010
233It's insane how much money INVUS must have and is investing in Lexicon. I dorkrw13/16/2010
232This part of the 2007 deal indicates that Invus forced this latest secondary, hoArthur Radley-3/16/2010
231Invus initial purchases were for $3.09 and 4.50. So they're doubling down. rkrw13/16/2010
230Huge amount of money and dilution, but when one looks at the players ---especialArthur Radley-3/16/2010
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