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HattieTheWitch

11/02/10 12:35 PM

#107837 RE: DewDiligence #107827

...I don’t think Marth’s logic stands up to scrutiny because the interaction between OGD and OBP is more of a back-and-forth thing than a sequential process...


Okay, but how do you respond to Marth's (and Schlomo's) assertions of sameness/meeting criteria?

Thank you.
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turtlepower

11/02/10 4:14 PM

#107880 RE: DewDiligence #107827

I think there's a lot of stuff that Teva claims that doesn't add up but to me the biggest question is why should Marth BS now and look like a complete idiot a couple of years down the road when tEnox's application is gathering dust at the FDA? Teva is not a small biotech that needs to pump its stock up to raise money. They can't be intentionally trying to slow down MNTA by keeping its share price depressed because MNTA has Sandoz to back it up. I think knowing Marth's motive would be reassuring.
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tinkershaw

11/02/10 10:33 PM

#107949 RE: DewDiligence #107827

Dew,

After taking a fresh look at it. You are correct, that is exactly what Teva was stating that Marth was trying to convince listeners that the involvement of OBP means sameness has been established and hence the review of the ANDA by the Office of Generic Drugs (OGD) is complete

Here is the primary statement again from Teva:

We recently met with representatives of the FDA to discuss the status of our ANDA during the meeting we confirmed that our version of generic lovenox meets the FDA's criteria to demonstrate chemical sameness and accordingly that data related to immunogenicity are currently under review at the office of biological products."



Just read it, brilliant! That is exactly what they were doing. And as you addressed, that logic is bunk. They are stating that since the drug is at OBP that must mean that OGD has all but approved it for chemical sameness. But there is no information at all that this is the case, or that moving it to OBP is even a requirement that sameness first be found.

You got it! Brilliant Dew! Maybe it took a fevered brain to see it as well as you did, after the fact.

Tinker