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rkrw

08/03/07 9:55 AM

#82 RE: DewDiligence #81

If so, it would have shown how different the teva lovenox is. Challenge isn't just figuring out what lovenox is, its reverse engineering a mfg process.

But until the fda makes decisions, what no one can say is whether the fda will require an exact copy and whether even mnta has done that.

I think one of the other protalix partners is Bristol.





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genisi

08/03/07 2:46 PM

#83 RE: DewDiligence #81

Judging from body language I would not think they are working on heparins for Teva, my bet would be antibodies. but who knows?

Unlike Momenta, Procognia is not a drug developing company. They are more of sub contractors for glycoanalysis projects. Customers can pay for analysis work or make them a minor partner (Teva).
Bristol is still evaluating the technology and it is not known yet if they will have a long term agreement like Teva.
The third agreement is with Nutricognia in the R&D and manufacture of nutritional commodities, they will get fat royalties for 15 years but this is not a big issue for the time being.
They also have a marketing agreement with Qiagen for their low resolution device for scientific research, not a big issue either.