driver
- 30 Mar 2006 17:03
smiler o
- 26 Feb 2008 15:48
- 1139 of 1180
hmm !!! agree driver something not right here !!
kimoldfield
- 27 Feb 2008 16:03
- 1140 of 1180
It will be ineteresting to see what this is all about!!
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF TRADING ON AIM
EIRX THERAPEUTICS PLC
Due to the continuation of the situation notified by the London Stock Exchange
('the Exchange') in the announcement on 25 February 2008 (RNS Number 6334O) and
the continuing delay in settlement of all trades in the Company's AIM
securities, trading on AIM for the under-mentioned securities has been
temporarily suspended with immediate effect.
Ordinary Shares of 0.001p each (B0XQBS9)(GB00B0XQBS97)
fully paid
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that this matter involves or affects the Company.
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smiler o
- 14 Mar 2008 19:21
- 1142 of 1180
poo bear
- 14 Mar 2008 23:37
- 1143 of 1180
Hows nice to have a rational thread now all thoughts of a quick buck have evaporated.
I may buy a few again, let that be lesson to rampers, it puts people into reverse like me.
I sold because of it and saved a good few quid.
So, pack it in.
smiler o
- 18 Mar 2008 12:44
- 1146 of 1180
Hard to tell Driver could be 50/50 dodgy times !!
smiler o
- 18 Mar 2008 13:01
- 1148 of 1180
bit of a come down from .18 / .22 when I got in ! (and sold )
smiler o
- 19 Mar 2008 16:55
- 1149 of 1180
Big sell Driver at 1609 !! 120,500,000 could be Pothead selling ??? :)) is he still around ?
kimoldfield
- 19 Mar 2008 18:07
- 1150 of 1180
Curiouser & curiouser, sold at .0001p
dealerdear
- 07 May 2008 14:07
- 1152 of 1180
Mathematically, just a thought.
I'm following this cy which is now sell 0.02p buy 0.02p.
On first thought, as long as it doesn't go bust, then the sp can't go lower!
However, how can it go higher? If MM rise it higher, eg sell 0.03p then it might not look much but in fact everybody makes a cool 50% profit.
As I can't see this happening particularly in current climate presumably sp won't move, for ever!
dealerdear
- 07 May 2008 15:37
- 1155 of 1180
Thanks driver.
Just done a dummy as well, or perhaps I am the dummy!
smiler o
- 01 Jul 2008 17:37
- 1156 of 1180
Driver ... How low can this Go !!! IF pothead/canoncan is still around I bet he'S in the RED !!
smiler o
- 03 Jul 2008 10:44
- 1157 of 1180
EIRX THERAPEUTICS PLC
('EiRx' or 'the Company')
Update on medicinal chemistry collaboration with University College Cork
Cork, Ireland - EiRx Therapeutics plc (AIM: ERX), the drug discovery company developing targeted therapies for cancer, is pleased to update shareholders on the progress of its Innovation Partnership collaboration with Professor Anita Maguire, Chair of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at University College Cork ('UCC'), Ireland.
As previously announced, the parties entered the collaboration to establish a medicinal chemistry team in Cork, working under the supervision of Professor Maguire to optimise compounds emerging from the Company's EnPADTM drug discovery platform and advance them towards clinical trials. The refinancing undertaken by the Company in February 2008 enabled the Company to meet its financial obligations under the collaboration, and thus to begin the process of recruitment and initiation of the project. The Company is pleased to advise that the technical research programme has begun following a rigorous recruitment process resulting in the appointment of two experienced chemists, Mr Andrew Osnowski and Dr Nicolas Brondel.
Andrew Osnowski brings to the EiRx / UCC collaborative team a decade of experience in the chemical optimisation of new drug candidates, earned in the commercial environment. Most recently he was Medicinal Chemistry Team Leader at Scottish Biomedical, where he was responsible for the management of research teams engaged in the contracted development of new pharmaceutical agents for an international roster of commercial clients. During this time teams under his management successful advanced a number of client projects from hit compounds through to optimised 'drug-like' products. Prior to his four years with Scottish Biomedical, Mr Osnowski held a series of research chemist positions in biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, including two years in the medicinal chemistry team at Cyclacel Pharmaceuticals, a developer of kinase inhibitor drugs for the treatment of cancer. He holds a first-class honours degree in Chemistry from the University of Strathclyde.
Dr Nicolas Brondel comes to the EiRx / UCC partnership from a post-doctoral research position at UCC, where he spent two years investigated the role of the sulphur atom on the solid state structure of pharmaceutical compounds. He gained his PhD in Organic Chemistry from the Universitde Poitiers, France, for work on the synthesis of phosphatase inhibitor compounds with potential anticancer utility. His considerable expertise in pharmaceutical synthetic chemistry is expected to have a decisive influence on the success of the Innovation Partnership programme.
Commenting on developments in the Innovation Partnership programme, Dr Colin Telfer, Chief Executive Officer of EiRx, said: 'We are delighted to have attracted two such experienced chemists to the project, and to see work begin in our collaborator Professor Maguire's state-of-the-art laboratories. The combining of medicinal chemistry expertise with our EnPADTM cellular screening platform technology is a watershed moment for EiRx, as an effective drug discovery engine requires both elements of biology and chemistry. We are already feeling the benefit our medicinal chemists' input into our product development effort, and have high expectations for the programme over the two years of the partnership project.'