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[lousy engineer]

I hope they release a more detailed data though, which they may do so tomorrow or next Monday morning.

[TOB]

My favourite post of the day, I think you nailed it farrell90!

Quoted for emphasis!

IMO this is the real money quote:

"The implications to the results of the trial are broad reaching and create a tremendous opportunity for our infectious disease division"

This trial confirms the potential of Defensin mimetics. Brilacidin is just the tip of the iceberg.

It is a revolutionary drug: new family of pharmaceuticals, no resistance , single dose efficacy, no serious side effects. Plus we hold the patents to Brilacidin and its analogues.

How many potential drugs can be developed in this new family of drugs? CTIX has reported it is studying defensin mimetics for fungal infections, tuberculosis, malaria. Studies will be performed for every infection known including: viruses, parasites, protozoa, prions.

If there is no resistance then there will be no objections to developing the huge veternarian and ag market

Plus CTIX has hinted at its noninflammatory properties.

FDA expediated review should be expected.

Major Pharma partners should be lining up.

all IMO Farrell

[rmzport]

farrell90, How many potential drugs can be developed in this new family of drugs?

In Leo's own words…."The results further validate the potential for our extensive defensin-mimetic franchise as a platform for countless drug-resistant indications, - See more at: http://cellceutix.com/cellceutix-announces-positive-top-line-data-from-phase-2b-absssi-trial-single-dose-brilacidin-comparable-to-7-days-of-daptomycin/#sthash.6NTynj4N.dpuf

[CanesNH]

A one time dosing antibiotic would be huge in veterinary medicine. Very difficult getting compliance with owners giving medications and pets taking their medication. There is an antibiotic called Convenia that is a one time dosing but this is a Depo product and stays in the body for 2 weeks. Causes too many side effects. Brilacidin is out of the body in less than 24 hours quick kill and not around to cause side effects. Would be a great product. Isn't Dr. Menon a vet :) someone ask him what he thinks.