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freethemice

01/17/13 1:40 PM

#108226 RE: djohn #108219

The references to bavituximab are all about HCV and the trial done with bavituximab.
Nothing new there. It is a review paper.
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BioBS2012

01/17/13 1:48 PM

#108229 RE: djohn #108219

Back to the science of Bavituximab



I thought this paragrapgh was quite illuminating....

"Targeting PS on cells infected with multiple different viruses and on virions
themselves is a promising antiviral strategy. Although resistance has developed in
monotherapy trials with ibalizumab (an anti-CD4 antibody), host-derived antigen,
such as anionic phospholipids, on virus-infected cells are independent of the viral
genome and as a consequence the acquisition of drug resistance should be
theoretically less problematic than with agents that target virus-encoded
components."
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01/17/13 1:50 PM

#108230 RE: djohn #108219

djohn, the first reference is bavi for HCV. These researchers suggest, as others have, running a longer term trial of bavi and Ribavirin as a tag team to replace troublesome interferon therapy. There’s a lot of future waiting in bavituximab for treating viruses. Good stuff!

We lead with cancer, treating several indications paired with a variety of chemotherapies as well as radiation.

Bavi is a team player!

IMO

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