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Re: Nanotoday post# 115181

Thursday, 09/17/2015 7:50:14 AM

Thursday, September 17, 2015 7:50:14 AM

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If drunk, don't drive. That is good advice.

Did you tout FluDase as Flucide(TM) competition?

NexBio...
-A small-biotech that is privately-held
-with Fludase a first-in-class Influenza drug
-government begins to grease skids for the small-biotech, Aug 8, 2005?
-a 50m contract with the NIH, fast-tracked

Why would a privately-held company, that seems to have everything going for them, would feel the urge to defraud the United States of America/taxpayers funded NIH? Cash-flow problems? with a 50m biologic-contract, how can that be?

Since its founding in 2003, NexBio has received at least $73 million in grants and contracts from the National Institutes of Health to develop and test Fludase, according to agency records and a 2009 report from the San Diego industry group Biocom.

After operating solely with government funding, the company in recent years tried to raise money from investors. It isn't clear whether those efforts were successful.

Company officials did not respond to several telephone and email messages.


source: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2011/aug/04/feds-raid-san-diego-vaccine-developer/

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