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Biotech / Medical
SCIO Scios Inc.
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Emcee:  Rick Strange Type:  Unmoderated
Scios & Wyeth-Ayerst have announced an agreement to develop FIBLAST for neurological and cardiovascular disorders.

Wyeth-Ayerst, the pharmaceutical division of American Home Products, will make a $12million upfront payment in cash and will also pay Scios up to $32million in milestone payments upon achievement of all key development events. In addition, Wyeth-Ayerst will provide a $12million line of credit that Scios may draw upon from time to time to fund expansion of its manufacturing facilities for FIBLAST.
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1477Scios deal expands J&J's biotech presence By Paul Jacobs Mercury Nesim1-2/11/2003
1476unless you sell naked puts strike 45 :-) cheers Stefaandalroi-2/10/2003
1475Actually the stock is trading at a pretty skimpy discount from the $45 deal pricBiomaven-2/10/2003
1474From Reuters - <i>J&J said the deal is expected to close in the secontom pope-2/10/2003
1473Well the shorts had fired one last unavailing desperate shot in the WSJ ahead ofBiomaven-2/10/2003
1472Peter, in the current market environment, probably so. The fact that no other bquidditch-2/10/2003
1471Well so much for any hopes of a bidding war: <i> J&J to buy Scios Biomaven-2/10/2003
1470Aus, Making IV nitro the comparator in the natrecor trial was the FDA's sugBiomaven-2/9/2003
1469Sun Feb 9 05:53:10 2003 Arthritis Treatment in Transition By Ransdell PiersoJohn McCarthy-2/9/2003
1468I will continue to believe, until proven opposite, that 496 is not right moleculMiljenko Zuanic-2/8/2003
1467Dobar dan Miljenko. When you say <i>I will continue to believe, until Casaubon-2/8/2003
1466BUY SCLN...... never touted a stock so blatently in my life....but look at the cSkywatcher-2/7/2003
1465Congratulation to all who were long SCIO. Honestly, lately I was lining more tMiljenko Zuanic-2/7/2003
1464Peter, no, I mean that the marketing has been fierce... ...not that you overexaAusdauer-2/7/2003
1463Here's a description of the BI compound: <i>p38 kinase inhibitors PetBiomaven-2/7/2003
1462Suddenly the street discovers the potential of a P38 inhibitor: <i>Scios,Biomaven-2/7/2003
1461<<So it's not a breakthrough drug, but it doesn't have to be givenrkrw-2/7/2003
1460By the way, here's a recent publication of the earlier results showing potenBiomaven-2/7/2003
1459Aus, <i> benefits have been greatly overexagerated</i> Certainly nBiomaven-2/7/2003
1458Peter, At some point in the future there will be outpatient Natrecor, implantedAusdauer-2/7/2003
1457The bulk of what JNJ is paying for is Natrecor. If all they wanted was the P38 pBiomaven-2/7/2003
1456Maven, I suspect JNJ is interested in the arthritis drug. Increasing Natrecor sAusdauer-2/7/2003
1455Here's their release: <i>Scios Comments on Discussions Regarding PoteBiomaven-2/7/2003
1454Peter, My thanks to you for opening my eyes to this one. It was your postingsJFitnich-2/7/2003
1453This is one of my biggest positions, so I suppose I should be happy. But I'lBiomaven-2/7/2003
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