This CDA wasnt signed for sh*ts and giggles...
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Posted On: 03/10/2013 6:36:40 PM
This CDA wasnt signed for sh*ts and giggles...
Cellceutix Corporation....cancer, anti-inflammatory and autism drug developer, similar to companies like Dendreon Corporation (Nasdaq: DNDN) and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: REGN), recently announced a CDA with a major pharmaceutical company.
Cellceutix Corporation (OTCQB:CTIX) today disclosed that it had entered into a Confidential Disclosure Agreement (CDA) pertaining to its anti-cancer drug, Kevetrin™, with one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies.
Cellceutix CEO, Leo Ehrlich, commented, “It’s relatively uncommon for big pharma to be signing a CDA on a compound before clinical trials are underway. The process begins with Cellceutix providing non-confidential information to the other party. If after review of the materials the interest remains high, they will request to enter into a CDA. We are glad that their interpretation of the Kevetrin™ studies was sufficient to warrant entering into a CDA with Cellceutix.” Mr. Ehrlich continued, “Signing a CDA does not mean a licensing deal or other transaction is imminent and makes no assumptions that it ever will. But, conversely, a deal won’t ever happen without first signing a CDA. At Cellceutix, we are focused on moving our compounds towards clinical trials and maximizing shareholder’s value. This agreement is one more step in that process.”
Cellceutix has previously reported that in animal studies Kevetrin™ has shown potent anti-tumor activity against many different cancers including lung, breast and colon cancers as well as leukemia and various strains for which current drugs are ineffective (“drug-resistant cancers”). Data released over the last week by Cellceutix has also shown that Kevetrin™ demonstrates characteristics that are seen as highly desirable in a new chemotherapy as it has not only shown to be non-genotoxic, but also re-activates p53, the “Guardian Angel Protein”.
Cellceutix Corporation....cancer, anti-inflammatory and autism drug developer, similar to companies like Dendreon Corporation (Nasdaq: DNDN) and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: REGN), recently announced a CDA with a major pharmaceutical company.
Cellceutix Corporation (OTCQB:CTIX) today disclosed that it had entered into a Confidential Disclosure Agreement (CDA) pertaining to its anti-cancer drug, Kevetrin™, with one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies.
Cellceutix CEO, Leo Ehrlich, commented, “It’s relatively uncommon for big pharma to be signing a CDA on a compound before clinical trials are underway. The process begins with Cellceutix providing non-confidential information to the other party. If after review of the materials the interest remains high, they will request to enter into a CDA. We are glad that their interpretation of the Kevetrin™ studies was sufficient to warrant entering into a CDA with Cellceutix.” Mr. Ehrlich continued, “Signing a CDA does not mean a licensing deal or other transaction is imminent and makes no assumptions that it ever will. But, conversely, a deal won’t ever happen without first signing a CDA. At Cellceutix, we are focused on moving our compounds towards clinical trials and maximizing shareholder’s value. This agreement is one more step in that process.”
Cellceutix has previously reported that in animal studies Kevetrin™ has shown potent anti-tumor activity against many different cancers including lung, breast and colon cancers as well as leukemia and various strains for which current drugs are ineffective (“drug-resistant cancers”). Data released over the last week by Cellceutix has also shown that Kevetrin™ demonstrates characteristics that are seen as highly desirable in a new chemotherapy as it has not only shown to be non-genotoxic, but also re-activates p53, the “Guardian Angel Protein”.
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