NanoViricides Inc (NNVC)

[BonelessCat]

>>And how many products do we presently have in animal testing now?

Presently testing--HIV, Rabies, EKC/Herpes. Scheduled or in testing--Ebola, Dengue, Flu/AviFlu.

>>How many do we think are in round two?

In round 2--HIV, Rabies, EKC/Herpes. We think also--Ebola, AviFlu. Ebola may be back in round 1 if the current testing is with a significantly altered version.

>>What's involved in completing a tox package?

Since the drug has never been tried on Humans before, the IND approval will be based entirely on the total results in animal testing. So, since so far test animals haven't shown reactions at therapeutic levels in the histological exams, pretty much increasing the dosage until 1) counter indications occur such as rashes, lesions, weight loss, loss of appetite, etc; and, 2) they begin to die. The test subjects will also be examined for other toxicity factors such as tissue damage, carcinomas, etc. Each test will run about a month plus data evaluation. Could be 1 test or could be 4 or more tests. It all depends on how the nanoviricide is classified. Considering its composition my best guess is it will be classified with monoclonals. That would be a fairly rapid tox workup.