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carpetdude

01/22/15 7:08 AM

#88671 RE: noretreat #88668

Nice.

Talc Moan

01/22/15 7:09 AM

#88672 RE: noretreat #88668

Good Morning, World Good Morning, CTIX!

Fantastic news!

Everyone have a awesome day!

Regards

Smitter

BooDog

01/22/15 7:10 AM

#88673 RE: noretreat #88668

Thanks NR, can you edit that and put the showcase recap link at the bottom as well and I'll make yours a sticky. :-)


http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=109855402
showcase recap


"Okay... done."


Thanks, no biggie but I was thinking the recap is still clicked on a lot and is very beneficial.
Thanks!!!

BooDog

01/22/15 7:40 AM

#88677 RE: noretreat #88668

Very Big Pharma esque. Not very often (to say the least) that you see a small bio presenting at a major conference like this. And this is THREE presentations.

European Congress of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases.

Very, very, VERY cool!!!


Go Leo!AND Dr. J!!!

John B

01/22/15 8:30 AM

#88687 RE: noretreat #88668

Nice! Was not expecting any PR today, thanks for posting.

Phoenix300

01/22/15 8:49 AM

#88692 RE: noretreat #88668

Is Copenhagen, Denmark ECCMID your next field trip?

Or perhaps one of the CTIX faithful based in Europe will attend?

thefamilyman

01/22/15 12:59 PM

#88746 RE: noretreat #88668

If I could attend, this is the session in which I would be most interested. At this point, I feel pretty confident in Brilacidin. I want to hear more about the other products in the pipeline.

In addition to the clinical data from the ABSSSI trial, Cellceutix(CTIX) will also present important preclinical data. The abstract entitled Synthetic Novel Host Defense Protein Mimetics for the Treatment of Gram-Negative Bacterial Infections has been accepted for oral presentation in the session entitled Drug Discovery. "This is an opportunity for experts to hear about the other promising defensin-mimetics -- not just Brilacidin," said Dr. Jorgensen. "These compounds have potential to treat serious Gram-negative infections, including those identified by CDC as 'antibiotic resistance threats.' " - from the PR