Post by holdencf on Mar 20, 2016 15:22:40 GMT -5
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THIS IS HUGE!!!!! I have posted about this before and even more so, emailed in my network, that xAg plays a more prominent role in viral transcription than the company has alluded. Dr. A mentioned this on one CC. They showed very high xAg KD in the single dose p2a trial. Then they shut up about it. Not a word. No further references to xAg or KD thereof in any PR or quarterly or annual filing. I was curious as heck why that was. So I called Vince Anzalone and asked. I got a wishy washy meandering non answer to a straight up question. "What does ARWR know about the role of xAg in viral transcription?" My father was a world class psychiatrist. When I was still a boy he told me that it is equally important to read body language and how a person says something as it is to listen to and interpret what they say. Vince's non-answer pretty much confirmed to me that xAg probably played a major role and that this was part of the data that ARWR did not release and to which Dr. A. has sheepishly and Spartanly referred. The date of the article is 3/17/16 so this is about as fresh as it gets. HUGE!!!!! I think this is another iHBV moment although it will not officially be a "Moment," if and until the company publicly opines on the matter. Another stake in the heart of the competition no doubt.
drive.google.com/open?id=0B_yenbGsiGBbalBDM1RsSzJIX2s
THIS IS HUGE!!!!! I have posted about this before and even more so, emailed in my network, that xAg plays a more prominent role in viral transcription than the company has alluded. Dr. A mentioned this on one CC. They showed very high xAg KD in the single dose p2a trial. Then they shut up about it. Not a word. No further references to xAg or KD thereof in any PR or quarterly or annual filing. I was curious as heck why that was. So I called Vince Anzalone and asked. I got a wishy washy meandering non answer to a straight up question. "What does ARWR know about the role of xAg in viral transcription?" My father was a world class psychiatrist. When I was still a boy he told me that it is equally important to read body language and how a person says something as it is to listen to and interpret what they say. Vince's non-answer pretty much confirmed to me that xAg probably played a major role and that this was part of the data that ARWR did not release and to which Dr. A. has sheepishly and Spartanly referred. The date of the article is 3/17/16 so this is about as fresh as it gets. HUGE!!!!! I think this is another iHBV moment although it will not officially be a "Moment," if and until the company publicly opines on the matter. Another stake in the heart of the competition no doubt.
drive.google.com/open?id=0B_yenbGsiGBbalBDM1RsSzJIX2s