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DragonBits

05/31/08 1:53 PM

#11383 RE: Lewis R Goudy #11378

The correct question would be in theory is there enough of a difference between producing antithrombin Vs FVIII and FIX to make production of antithrombin by PER.C6® cell line impossible or not economically feasible?

One could understand the emphasis on FVIII and FIX since those drugs have a well-established market.

Is there any reason antithrombin couldn't also be produced by this PER.C6® platform?
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DewDiligence

05/31/08 4:10 PM

#11389 RE: Lewis R Goudy #11378

Crucell’s FV Leiden/Cambridge program has been
moved to the back burner. From #msg-29237602:

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Blood Coagulation Factor VL/C: Preclinical work on this program continues but conclusive proof of concept is not expected in the near future.

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On their recent CC, CRXL executives hinted that this program may not receive any new funding.


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