That PCA test deal never happened. Dennis Berger
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Posted On: 12/04/2019 11:32:49 AM
That PCA test deal never happened. Dennis Berger told a friend of mine earlier in the year at a Paulson event that no one wants the PCA test. Hmmm.
Me too on the patent...Wondering about the value of patents when all that literature is out there years ago. I have not paid attention to where the patents are Pending v issued. My experience is we filed in 2008 ish for a broad fundamental Bio patent and the PTA required in person meeting in 2006 or 2007. Took a long time and issues 6 months after meeting. We being small and always broke were not the fastest but still it takes time. Examiner scoured the world for prior art and our entrepreneur had to explain it it person with attorneys. Maybe the RP patents have yet to get the rubber glove from the assigned examiner? I have not kept up on patent status because I have been in this for mono.
Really makes me wonder what the value is of what RP took to the table. The idea you can use Leronlimab for cancer? I bet Lero works better than Maraviric with fewer side effects and no one could stop us with IP claims even if we did not have Rap patents. Do not really know but just betting. Maybe great idea but I thought NP already had an inkling if that.
I told friends last year I do not care about this cancer stuff because it probably will not work and we will spend money and get diluted with eye off ball. What has happened so far is just bizarre.
I looked at the RP disclosure and I was on the other side of some of those trades. This whole thing is crazy.
Me too on the patent...Wondering about the value of patents when all that literature is out there years ago. I have not paid attention to where the patents are Pending v issued. My experience is we filed in 2008 ish for a broad fundamental Bio patent and the PTA required in person meeting in 2006 or 2007. Took a long time and issues 6 months after meeting. We being small and always broke were not the fastest but still it takes time. Examiner scoured the world for prior art and our entrepreneur had to explain it it person with attorneys. Maybe the RP patents have yet to get the rubber glove from the assigned examiner? I have not kept up on patent status because I have been in this for mono.
Really makes me wonder what the value is of what RP took to the table. The idea you can use Leronlimab for cancer? I bet Lero works better than Maraviric with fewer side effects and no one could stop us with IP claims even if we did not have Rap patents. Do not really know but just betting. Maybe great idea but I thought NP already had an inkling if that.
I told friends last year I do not care about this cancer stuff because it probably will not work and we will spend money and get diluted with eye off ball. What has happened so far is just bizarre.
I looked at the RP disclosure and I was on the other side of some of those trades. This whole thing is crazy.
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