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  Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2001 11:47 
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  Subject: Re: Re: [sharechat] Genesis ( 
  NZSE.GEN ) or Peptech ( AX. PTD )
  
  Readers, before proceeding, please read the 
  Disclaimer in my previous post! 
  
  
   
  Thank you, Colin!
   
  I always appreciate a comment from a 
  pharmacist!
   
  There is a large market for anti-TNF 
  pharmaceuticals now.
  Below are comments from " 
  Decision Resources, Inc." 
  which reviews the commercial potential of novel agents in this 
  field:
   
   The TNF-Alpha Inhibitors in therapeutic products: " Etanercept "( 
  Immmunex/Wyeth-Ayerst's Enbrel ), " Infliximab " ( 
  Centocor/ Johnson@ Johnson's Remicade ) being used in 
  the rheumatoid arthritis ( RA ) and inflammatory bowel disease( 
  IBD).
   
  They predict that by 2010 approx. 37% 
  of the anti-TNF market place will be attributed to sales in novel 
  indications.
   
  Psoriasis and 
  Psoriatic Arthritis trials are now in 
  late-stage clinical development  and the TNF inhibitor will be the 
  principal driver of growth in this market according to 
  forecasts.
   
  Congestive 
  Heart Failure ( CHF) This seems to be 
  associated with high levels of TNF bio activity. This requires further 
  study.
   
  Sepsis: A modest but definite 
  beneficial effect by application of a refined anti- TNF product " 
  Afelimomab " ( Knoll/Abbott's Segard ) in an improved clinical trial design, 
  have been noted.  
   
  Yes, I have followed the TNF- Alpha 
  Inhibitor market closely; it is showing great promise and profits 
  are rising exponentially: It is a massive market! 
   
  This post and the previous one were mainly 
  written for this site:
   
  
   
  This is the prime Australian Message Board on 
  PTD.
   
   I promised to do a summary of the status of 
  PTD: See post 3241on that site.
   
  ( See also posts 340 and 1069 from the 
  MMD Message Board).
   
  There are some principal contributors there and 
  they are nice people to work with: these traders are a team and act 
  accordingly. 
   
  Gerry