[Updates: 2009-2010 news flow; links to Morgan Stanley and Thomas Weisel webcasts; why IDX316 was selected as the lead HCV PI; new version of “HCV: Most Likely to Succeed”; HIV market data from GILD 2Q09 CC; revised table of recent biotech buyouts.]
HCV program: IDX184 nucleotide polymerase inhibitor #msg-39719159Results of proof of concept monotherapy study #msg-39720566 Musings on the IDX184 data (Dew) #msg-39763035 Analysts’ comments on the IDX184 data #msg-36696042Nucleoside vs Nucleotide #msg-37925979 IDX184 bypasses first phosphorylation step (graphic) #msg-37926378 IDX184 bypasses first phosphorylation step (text) #msg-26915921 Checklist: How IDX184 is unlike NM283 #msg-36392616 Preclinical abstract from 2009 EASL conference
HCV program: IDX375 non-nucleoside polymerase inhibitor #msg-37246670 EASL 2009 press release #msg-37315636 EASL 2009 poster presentation #msg-31043481 2008 PR announcing the IDX375 program #msg-34334563 Blurb on IDX375 from hivandhepatitis.com
HCV program: IDX316 protease inhibitor #msg-41526366Why IDX316 was selected as the lead PI #msg-37246670 EASL 2009 press release #msg-37315636 EASL 2009 poster presentation #msg-31043481 2008 PR announcing the PI program #msg-36600884 Musings on selectivity of HCV PI’s