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Re: genisi post# 928

Saturday, 11/15/2008 2:56:53 AM

Saturday, November 15, 2008 2:56:53 AM

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genisi: According to Kamada’s recent Oppenheimer webcast, IV AAT has a bioavailability to the lung tissue of 2% and inhaled AAT has a bioavailability of almost 100%. However, the amount of AAT per IV dose is only four times greater than the amount of AAT per inhaled dose.

If the 2% figure given on the webcast is correct, why isn’t the amount of AAT per IV dose about fifty times greater than the amount per inhaled dose? T.i.a.


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