Two of the shorts biggest assertions proved false:
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Posted On: 02/10/2017 8:34:57 AM
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Two of the shorts biggest assertions proved false:
" Cellceutix believes that this clinical trial, using IV dosing, will directly inform how Kevetrin modulates the p53 signaling pathway—one of the key questions asked by multiple pharmaceutical companies we are engaged with under Confidential Disclosure Agreements. Furthermore, as the Company has recently achieved 79 percent bioavailability of Kevetrin by oral administration in animal testing, Cellceutix anticipates being able to subsequently switch to oral dosing in future clinical trials, resulting in more frequent and convenient drug delivery."
“For Cellceutix, there is a lot of activity going on in Texas. Elsewhere, when we mentioned the bioavailability achieved in oral Kevetrin to scientists at our previous Phase 1 clinical site, ( Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center) they commented that it could represent a significant improvement to lengthy or frequent intravenous infusions and urged us to select them as a site for future Kevetrin trials. That is very encouraging, as they are some of the most respected and experienced investigators in the world,”
" Cellceutix believes that this clinical trial, using IV dosing, will directly inform how Kevetrin modulates the p53 signaling pathway—one of the key questions asked by multiple pharmaceutical companies we are engaged with under Confidential Disclosure Agreements. Furthermore, as the Company has recently achieved 79 percent bioavailability of Kevetrin by oral administration in animal testing, Cellceutix anticipates being able to subsequently switch to oral dosing in future clinical trials, resulting in more frequent and convenient drug delivery."
“For Cellceutix, there is a lot of activity going on in Texas. Elsewhere, when we mentioned the bioavailability achieved in oral Kevetrin to scientists at our previous Phase 1 clinical site, ( Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center) they commented that it could represent a significant improvement to lengthy or frequent intravenous infusions and urged us to select them as a site for future Kevetrin trials. That is very encouraging, as they are some of the most respected and experienced investigators in the world,”
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