driver
- 30 Mar 2006 17:03
WINGNUTS21
- 05 Jan 2007 07:29
- 901 of 1180
Whats even funnier ,is the fact most day PH predicts news,this time he didnt and sure enough news comes out-class.
robinhood
- 05 Jan 2007 08:57
- 902 of 1180
One more time!!!! his name is not Potato Head but Dick Head!!!!
potatohead
- 05 Jan 2007 13:22
- 903 of 1180
http://www.ptemag.com/pharmtecheurope/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=392072
THIS IS A GOOD READ
PER ERX RESULTS FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENT
We hope to continue to fund some of the desired development in the Company's
skill base through grant funding and partnering with Pharmaceutical majors. By
continuing to support the Company's development from compound discovery through
to the preclinical evaluation stage we believe that shareholder value will be
enhanced. The Company is open to exploring in-licensing and M&A options that
enable the acquisition of additional competences in medicinal chemistry and lead
optimisation, as and when the opportunity arises.
potatohead
- 08 Jan 2007 09:57
- 904 of 1180
MGI PHARMA to Present at the JP Morgan 25th Annual Healthcare Conference
MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 3, 2007 - MGI Pharma, Inc. (Nasdaq:MOGN) today announced that Lonnie Moulder, President and Chief Executive Officer of MGI Pharma, will present at the JP Morgan 25th Annual Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, CA on Wednesday, January 10, 2007 at 10:30 a.m. Pacific Standard Time. Mr. Moulder will provide an overview of the Company, its products, pipeline and 2007 corporate goals.
The presentation will be webcast live and may be accessed by logging on to our corporate website at www.mgipharma.com. Please connect to the Company's website at least 15 minutes prior to the live presentation to ensure adequate time for any software download that may be necessary to listen to the webcast. An archived version of the presentation will be available through January 17, 2007.
potatohead
- 08 Jan 2007 14:57
- 905 of 1180
Scientists find guardian gene's choices crucial to stopping cancer process
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Scientists at the Kimmel Cancer Center at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia have uncovered a novel pathway by which the anti-cancer gene p53 springs into action, protecting a damaged cell from becoming cancer. The gene can either halt the cell's growth or send it spiraling toward certain death. How this choice is made, the researchers say, could have implications for future strategies in chemotherapy drug development.
According to Steven McMahon, Ph.D., associate professor of cancer biology at Jefferson Medical College, who led the work, the p53 gene's or rather its protein's ability to direct a damaged cell to either stop growing or commit suicide depends on turning on separate groups of target genes. He and his co-workers have found that after a cell's DNA is damaged, the p53 protein's ability to bind to the DNA can be affected.
Two enzymes, hMOF and TIP60, can chemically alter an amino acid, lysine 120, at the binding site, in turn influencing p53's decision on which target genes to turn on. The alteration can short-circuit p53's ability to cause the damaged cell to commit suicide, though it can still stop cell growth, suggesting that this change may help explain a mechanism behind p53's choice. They report their findings in the journal Molecular Cell.
"It's been known that p53 can induce cell cycle arrest or apoptosis (programmed cell death) as a way of eliminating developing cancer cells in response to cell damage, but no one has known how the choice is made," says Dr. McMahon. "This work narrows how the decision is made."
The findings could have implications for future drug development strategies. "Most chemotherapy strategies are aimed at getting cancer cells to die," Dr. McMahon says. "Figuring out what pathways p53 uses to cause that versus cell cycle arrest is important. It looks like this new modification that we have identified helps p53 make that decision."
"p53 is such an important player in the cancerous process it's nearly always mutated or inactivated in cancer that continuing to understand more about how it works will likely have significant implications for cancer research," says Dr. McMahon. "We wouldlike to understand the interplay between this newly identified pathway and others involved in p53 and cancer.
"Since p53 can make this decision, this might give some insight into which function of p53 is more important in which tissues," says co-author Stephen Sykes, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Pennsylvania. "For example, K120 (lysine 120) mutations cause tumors in the prostate, but are not so much involved in causing immune system cancers such as lymphomas. That could suggest that p53's potential to cause cell death could be more important in certain tissues than in others. In the future, if someone could develop therapies that could specifically activate p53's potential to drive programmed cell death versus the cell cycle arrest potential, it might influence how a doctor might choose to treat a certain type of cancer.
"This may potentially enable the development of a cancer drug that would stimulate the enzymes to promote this modification driving p53 to apoptosis."
oilyrag
- 08 Jan 2007 15:07
- 906 of 1180
Over 9 million sold out today, only 19,000 I know, price has dropped off considerably over last couple of weeks, the spread has narrowed, only question now is how far will it fall. I reckon 0.15p at least.
seawallwalker
- 08 Jan 2007 16:47
- 907 of 1180
It's punters fed up with ph and his perpetual ramping that has done it.
I describe myself except I took a very small profit.
Bought a bottle of wine though.
smiler o
- 08 Jan 2007 16:57
- 908 of 1180
sww nail on head :)
laurie squash
- 09 Jan 2007 08:51
- 909 of 1180
The sp is moving to match the 0.2p new placing Sareum management did a similar raising yesterday yet got a 40 % increase.
They raised 10% at increased price not a discount.
This level may well hold until some actual news which has been misssing for quite a few months.
potatohead
- 09 Jan 2007 14:38
- 910 of 1180
OSI Pharma update 6pm tonight, dont miss the webcast
potatohead
- 09 Jan 2007 16:01
- 911 of 1180
Bluehorshoe loves ERX
WINGNUTS21
- 10 Jan 2007 07:36
- 913 of 1180
Thanks PH ,essential news on OSI Pharma ,they announced conversion period for there convertible senior notes.How exciting !!!!!
700202
- 10 Jan 2007 17:04
- 914 of 1180
POTHEAD . DO YOU NOT REALISE PEOPLE ON THIS SITE LAUGH AT YOU, IF YOU ARE HOLDING A SUBSTANTIAL HOLDING ??? YOU ARE NOT DOING YOURSELF OR ANYONE ELSE ANY FAVOURS , I AM HOLDING 5M AND LIKE EVERYONE ELSE CAN ONLY WAIT FOR GOOD NEWS FOR OURSELVES AND ALL UNFORTUNATE CANCER SUFFERERS.
laurie squash
- 11 Jan 2007 13:25
- 915 of 1180
20 & 25 million sales just gone through.
Is anyone going to the AGM to ask what ERX are doing for so called shareholder value?
WINGNUTS21
- 11 Jan 2007 15:44
- 916 of 1180
Dont worry Laurie, PH will be going to the AGM to represent the PIs
plm2349
- 12 Jan 2007 02:12
- 917 of 1180
20&25m are not sales but buys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
plm2349
- 12 Jan 2007 02:16
- 918 of 1180
and i should add both the same punter who might he be!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
somebody who knows something you dont!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
maestro
- 12 Jan 2007 07:46
- 919 of 1180
eh pot'head..you said buy into this share but held off...is now a good time or should i wait for around 0.15p?