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learningcurve2020

03/02/21 1:45 PM

#358883 RE: Dr Bala #358877

Help me understand what LL is saying here? She seems to be saying she could do what NWBO does but that's not going to work. Then she says what does works is personalized. Very confusing:

"And we give it. We either license it out or start your own little startup. Here at Stanford, it’s a very start-up environment. It depends on your goals. If your goal is to have a startup and then have a pharmaceutical company buy you out or get an IPO, you could do that. We could do the same thing Northwest Bio, Tocagen, Selbach, or any of these companies that have already done trials do.

But at the end of the day, it doesn’t really cure GBM unless there’s something a little bit broader. I guess in my heart of hearts, I think what’s going to cure the disease is going to be personalized. It’s going to be something that comes from the person or the tumor itself and I’m not sure how that can be patented other than the idea and the process by which that’s done."

-LL
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ATLnsider

03/02/21 2:14 PM

#358907 RE: Dr Bala #358877

Dr. Bala, it is a shame that you & I have to keep repeating ourselves, and keep explaining why UCLA is saying ATL-DC instead of DCVax-L for the combination trial with Pembrolizumab (Keytruda).

Some posters are purposely trying to confuse & confound newbies, and trying to suggest that there is a wedge between NWBio & UCLA.

Thankfully, I do not believe many on this board are falling for this tactic. The fact that they are grasping for make-believe straws is a bullish sign in my opinion.

It tell me that top line data release is very near, and the Bears are in panic mode.