Replies to post #86380 on Innovation Pharmaceuticals Inc (IPIX)

[JUST 10-11-12]

nice summary!

[Louis Rukeyser]

Wunnerful !!! Wunnerful !!! :-D

Thank you !!!

[TheDane]

That is a terrific and thorough report. Thanks to your bro' for that.

[tombrady12nh]

Thank you so much! Great Summary

[WILD_4_IPIX]

Tremendous! So appreciated! YOUR FAMILY ROCKS : )

Thanks very much and........

GO CTIX !

[scgmck1]

That's superb insight Sic. Thank you and little Bro for a nice piece of work. I almost feel like I was there after reading the recap.

[daydreaming2]

Awesome recap... thanks to you both!

GLTA

[F1ash]

Thank you is an understatement!

Tell your brother how grateful all of us here are for taking the time to share his first hand account. Knowing the "after" conversation is as informative as the presentation itself.
Your family rocks.!

[rmzport]

Very kind of you to share your time and effort. Thank you!

[Astavakra]

SLC - Thanks to you and your kid brother for such a thorough and well-written report of the day. How I wish I could have been there in the room with them!

[TheMonolith]

Everything we could hope for in a recap! Thanks!

[Amatuer17]

Slc - thanks to you and your brother for great recap.

The only item missing was uplisting.

[FarmaZutical]

That was an incredibly thorough recap. Thank you with a capital T.

[Rawnoc]

That was an incredibly thorough recap. Thank you with a capital S

[Tails]

Many thanks. Excellent update.

Thanks to Karin
Thanks to no retreat
Thanks to incubus

How fortunate we are to have folks willing to share so freely.

Go CTIX!!

[Phoenix300]

Wow! Thanks!!!!

[TOB]

Words fail... thank you and your brother for that detailed report!

[Phoenix300]

Sticky worthy.

[ROMAD Diver]

That was the best recap! Thank you, and please thank your brother for me. You have been such an added benefit to this board. I have very much enjoyed reading your posts.

I do, however, want to take credit for the idea of using B for acne. On Sept 24, 2014 I wrote Leo the following e-mail:

Mr. Ehrlich,

I have been a shareholder for several years. I am very proud to be a part of this company, and would love to help find other avenues of revenue. Has anyone looked into the possibility to market Brilacidin in the acne sector? This is a multi-billion dollar sector that Cellceutix could capture a good piece of. With the more common antibiotics taken to combat severe acne (erythromycin, clindamycin, doxycycline and minocycline), there could be allergies and/or side-effects such as nausea that will preclude people from continuing treatment. With the current research results on Brilacidin, it appears that Cellceutix has yet another opportunity to make money. Would this be a possible application, whether through topical ointment and/or pill?


Thank you for your time.

Adam

Regardless of whether or not that idea was already on the table, I am still claiming it as mine. :)

[got2byou]

This should be an SA article. Thank you and your brother!

[Loose Lips]

First off; my thanks to you, your brother, and the rest of the CTIX investor team who were there as well. Many of us would not be so well informed and confident without your help. I personally am grateful for what all of you bring to our table.

So I know that today is a lot of information for many to process, but I have to be the one that points out the forest through the trees in all of this:

QUOTE:
"Kevetrin:
KarinCA asked Dr. Menon if Kevetrin was performing better, worse or as expected per the animal models. He laughed and said, "other than the time it's taking, it's performing just as we have seen it perform in the lab"."
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Performing just as we have seen it in the lab......in my mind this is the most massive statement of the day. Many of us got in for K based on those lab models and the hopes that it would work, even partially, as well in humans. He is basically telling us that those hopes are turning into reality!

B (and the mimetic platform) is the extremely sexy and potentially massive new-kid-on-the-block, but I think K will be THE GAME CHANGER FOR THE HISTORY BOOKS.

Damn I am excited!!!!

[thefamilyman]

Please convey our sincere thanks to your brother. That is an excellent report.

[farrell90]

Thanks for sharing.

Farrell

[MinnieM]

That summary is great, but, I'd like to add a few things now that I'm back in my hotel room.

Meeting your brother, IncubusNow and noretreat was great. All three are quality people. ;)

But meeting Leo, Dr Menon and Dr Alexander was even better. My greatest fear in owning Cellceutix was the fear of management selling too soon due to Dr Menon's age. After meeting the man and conversing a bit I can tell he's looking at continuing to build the company up. This is his life. He truly wants to leave a mark on the world. That twinkle in his eye looks like someone with a high energy level. He won't be pressing to sell too soon. ;) The trip was worth it for me by that fear disappearing.

According to Leo, he'd like to see uplisting happen in 2015.

There will be six trials in 2015.

2015 will see the company make a major push in addressing inflammatory disease.

Dana Farber has told the company they should have p21 data from the higher dosing cohorts in a few weeks. However, they've told him this in the past without following through.

Leo expects the FDA meeting on Brilacidin phase III will be in a couple of months. It just depends on how long it takes for the data to be prepared.

I'm very impressed with how organized they are. They had a lot of data to share in a short time.

Bottom line is I'm more comfortable holding $CTIX than any other company I hold. If my trading rules allowed it I'd go in with 100%.

It's been a long day. And the next two days will be longer since I have a lot of presentations lined up that I want to see/hear.

[TheHound]

A ton of insight! Thank you!

[BaartP]

Just, wow

[Amatuer17]

BK,Dr J, BH - question on PK-PD DATA

all trials need pk-pd data - so it must be part of post trial analysis - in P2b - we had 215 patients - some 165 B patients

The trial ended in Oct - if the data is already collected in trials - how much time is needed to tabulate and analyze for submission?

[John B]

Thanks so much for posting this great recap to the Showcase. I really appreciate it! Your brother did a great job. Thanks!

[Snowy_Owl]

slcimmuno, thank you to your brother and to you for sharing the perspective.

Because I was concerned about getting too excited to sleep I waited until this morning to read your re-cap and to listen to Leo's presentation. It was a good decision.

I lost count of how many times CTIX management said, "in 2015....". Given their proven track record of on schedule delivery it's hard to imagine what the CTIX landscape will look like by the end of the year.

And then there's 2016.

[BooDog]

Excellent! And made it a sticky post. What a team!!! Replies can be clicked on to continue branching out.

Thank you and your brother. And Thanks to NR, KarinCA and IncubusNow. Can't wait to meet all of you and everyone else at our 1st shareholder meeting!

I can't begin to put a value to the network everyone has put together here for sharing. IMEASURABLE!!! And just Awesome!!

[carpetdude]

Wonderful post, I felt like I was in the room with you guys.

[Looping]

Very impressive. Many thanks.

[crashco]

Thank you for the detailed review.

[Ebuilder]

If the conference panel felt...and the environment at the conference suggested...that we're experiencing a "bio bubble," then I personally think CTIX should get (partner) while the getting is good.

As with the dot.com bubble, once it popped, the VC money all but dried up.

As we're seeing with the drop in oil, two men and a dump truck were making a fortune in the Bakken during the boom; however, the money has quickly dried up.

Just my 2 cents from the cheap seats

[seeking_that]

Hi slcimmuno,

Nice coverage on CTIX. I too happened to be there during the discussion session and as I recollect, there was a mention about SAE.

A person was administered this medicine (unable to recollect Prurisol or Kevetrin) in the morning and in the night developed some complications. Later they weren't able to conclusively say whether the complication was due to this drug.

Do you recollect if it was Prurisol or Kevetrin ?

Appreciate your clarification.

[Talc Moan]

Thank You very much for taking the time to write this.


It was a mountain of wealth.

Have a awesome day!

[tootalljones]

SLC, thanks for posting this. much appreciated. I like your last observation that you think perhaps our Ctix managers were not into building the next Merck. OTOH.....you never know where things will lead. Nothing is a straight line and for sure, companies get built in non-envisioned ways and I bet that the managers of merck and almost all other large concerns never really know, in the early days, where the heck the path might lead. In the case of ctix, with three platform technologies, there will be a time when the managers will follow, not lead, due to the pharma and health care demand that might coming banging through the front door of the ctix home, whether invited or not. At times with fabulous initiatives, the managers may think they are in control, but often they are merely in half or psuedo control and things take on a life of their own. .....but again, thanks for this recap.