RE: News26 Jul 2020 21:57
Hemo is a pre-clinical pharma with exciting products currently. Typically these firms are still super risky as product failure is very common.
However, the timing of the Eli notification provides excellent validation of tech. It says they’re happy that the percentages are in their favour now in terms of success.
And we have to revolutionary and exception ApbHC mice. Like other humanised mice our have human immune systems but unlike others ours live for up to 150 days as opposed to the industry standard and average of 40 days. This means drugs can be much more extensively tested significantly de-risking phase 1 and 2 human trials.
In my eyes and based on these facts human trials phase 1 and 2 are basically a shoe in. Toxicology and doseage will be nailed on in the mice leading to substantially expedited human trials.
But again, the risk of failure massively reduced and this is not factored into the current SP. we are still being valued as traditionally tested pre-clinically tested drug developer. And this we are not.
The mice are next gen tech.