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2 <p align="left"><font size="4" color="#FF9933"><b><img src="t/development.gif" width="225" height="16"></b></font></p>
3 <table width="90%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="center">
4 <tr>
5 <td height="10" width="19%">
6 <div align="center"><b>PROJECT</b></div>
7 </td>
8 <td height="10" width="26%">
9 <div align="center"><b>INDICATION</b></div>
10 </td>
11 <td height="10" width="24%">
12 <div align="center"><b>STATUS</b></div>
13 </td>
14 </tr>
15 </table>
16 <table width="90%" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="center">
17 <tr>
18 <td width="19%">
19 <div align="center">PLD - 116</div>
20 </td>
21 <td width="26%">
22 <div align="center">Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)</div>
23 </td>
24 <td width="24%">
25 <div align="center">Clinical Development</div>
26 </td>
27 </tr>
28 <tr>
29 <td width="19%">
30 <div align="center">PLD - 117</div>
31 </td>
32 <td width="26%">
33 <div align="center">Oncology<br>
34 Hematology</div>
35 </td>
36 <td width="24%">
37 <div align="center">Clinical Development</div>
38 </td>
39 </tr>
40 <tr>
41 <td width="19%">
42 <div align="center">PLD - 118</div>
43 </td>
44 <td width="26%">
45 <div align="center">Anti-fungal</div>
46 </td>
47 <td width="24%">
48 <div align="center">Clinical Development</div>
49 </td>
50 </tr>
51 <tr>
52 <td width="19%">
53 <div align="center">PLR - 1</div>
54 </td>
55 <td width="26%">
56 <div align="center">Anti-infective</div>
57 </td>
58 <td width="24%">
59 <div align="center">Discovery</div>
60 </td>
61 </tr>
62 <tr>
63 <td width="19%">
64 <div align="center">PLR - 13</div>
65 </td>
66 <td width="26%">
67 <div align="center">Inflammation<br>
68 Asthma</div>
69 </td>
70 <td width="24%">
71 <div align="center">Discovery</div>
72 </td>
73 </tr>
74 <tr>
75 <td width="19%">
76 <div align="center">PLR - 9</div>
77 </td>
78 <td width="26%">
79 <div align="center">Anti-infective</div>
80 </td>
81 <td width="24%">
82 <div align="center">Discovery</div>
83 </td>
84 </tr>
85 <tr>
86 <td width="19%">
87 <div align="center">PLR - 14</div>
88 </td>
89 <td width="26%">
90 <div align="center">Inflammation<br>
91 RA, IBD</div>
92 </td>
93 <td width="24%">
94 <div align="center">Discovery</div>
95 </td>
96 </tr>
97 </table>
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100 <p><b>PLD-116</b></p>
101 <p>Approval of the German authorities was obtained to conduct the PLD-116 Phase
102 I clinical study in Germany in December 2000. Prior to that, all the activities
103 necessary to fulfill the requirements for the clinical testing of the compound
104 had been undertaken and the pre-clinical testing completed. The PLD-116 project
105 team has been established in December 1999, to develop peptide PL-10.1 into
106 a drug for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease. The peptide is derived
107 from a natural protein and provides a novel anti-inflammatory treatment option
108 for inflammatory bowel disease.</p>
109 <p><b>PLD-117</b></p>
110 <p>The peptide PLD-117 for the treatment of thrombocytopenia, a severe complication
111 of cancer chemotherapy, was brought to clinical study trials in the USA in December
112 2000. The proposed treatment is based on a unique approach using peptide that
113 activates thrombopoietin (TPO) receptor. Prior to favourable communication from
114 the FDA regarding the IND filling, and the evaluation of the clinical protocol,
115 PLIVA has signed a licensing agreement with Receptron, Inc., a Californian based
116 Biotech Company, and acquired exclusive rights to develop and market this possible
117 new drug.</p>
118 <p><b>PLD-118</b></p>
119 <p>The licensed in novel antifungal agent PLD-118 was successfully brought into
120 clinical development ahead of schedule in November 2000. PLD-118 has the potential
121 to be the first novel oral antifungal for the treatment of Candida infections
122 since the introduction of azoles in the 80's. After completing the preclinical
123 package and successful review of necessary documents by the ethics committee
124 in Germany, clinical studies started in November.</p>

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