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Re: jerrydylan post# 26953

Monday, 06/15/2009 2:54:02 PM

Monday, June 15, 2009 2:54:02 PM

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They are a private company whose main programs are in hypertension and diabetes. Alzheimer's is down the list, and in discovery phase. The key people came from Bristol-Myers and Squibb. Their main claim to fame is a technology for rationally designing molecules that they hope gives them an edge. But they are pursuing BACE inhibitors, not a empty field by any means. Boehringer Ingelheim likes to partner with companies in early-stage (e.g. Evotec),and then co-develop. This fits their modus operandi.

Anticipating two questions: Yes, they are aware of Cortex. Why would they go with this instead? They are interested in disease-modification in AD, and at least one BACE inhibitor made it through Phase I OK without (known) adverse event issues (CoMentis and Astellas). Which is not something that can be said for high-impact AMPA drugs at this point.

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