Biotech Values

[jbog]

For a small company like ENTA to emerge from such a clinical cacophony as part-owner of the best-in-class drug is a testament to the company’s drug-discovery expertise, with a bit of luck thrown in for good measure.

I agree with you. Because I'm not as informed on Enta help me out a little.

Back when everyone was jumping up and down about how great Momenta was, and of course I was the only dissenter, I came up with the conclusion or observation that "Momenta's" Enox really was worked out by Ram and Ganesh while under the watch of MIT.

The Research Duo then went on to form Momenta to continue the task. In truth, Momenta hasn't really ever accomplished it's famed "superior development" as promised.

My question is how did Enta evolve. I assume it didn't set out a shingle and then ask what should we work on?