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<div align="center"><b>PROJECT</b></div> |
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<div align="center"><b>INDICATION</b></div> |
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<div align="center"><b>STATUS</b></div> |
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<div align="center">PLD - 116</div> |
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<div align="center">Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)</div> |
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<div align="center">Clinical Development</div> |
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<div align="center">PLD - 117</div> |
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<div align="center">Oncology<br> |
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Hematology</div> |
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<div align="center">Clinical Development</div> |
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<div align="center">PLD - 118</div> |
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<div align="center">Anti-fungal</div> |
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<div align="center">Clinical Development</div> |
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<div align="center">PLR - 1</div> |
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<div align="center">Anti-infective</div> |
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<div align="center">Discovery</div> |
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<div align="center">PLR - 13</div> |
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<div align="center">Inflammation<br> |
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Asthma</div> |
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<div align="center">Discovery</div> |
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<div align="center">PLR - 9</div> |
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<div align="center">Anti-infective</div> |
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<div align="center">Discovery</div> |
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<div align="center">PLR - 14</div> |
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<div align="center">Inflammation<br> |
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RA, IBD</div> |
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<div align="center">Discovery</div> |
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<p><b>PLD-116</b></p> |
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<p>Approval of the German authorities was obtained to conduct the PLD-116 Phase |
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I clinical study in Germany in December 2000. Prior to that, all the activities |
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necessary to fulfill the requirements for the clinical testing of the compound |
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had been undertaken and the pre-clinical testing completed. The PLD-116 project |
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team has been established in December 1999, to develop peptide PL-10.1 into |
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a drug for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease. The peptide is derived |
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from a natural protein and provides a novel anti-inflammatory treatment option |
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for inflammatory bowel disease.</p> |
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<p><b>PLD-117</b></p> |
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<p>The peptide PLD-117 for the treatment of thrombocytopenia, a severe complication |
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of cancer chemotherapy, was brought to clinical study trials in the USA in December |
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2000. The proposed treatment is based on a unique approach using peptide that |
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activates thrombopoietin (TPO) receptor. Prior to favourable communication from |
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the FDA regarding the IND filling, and the evaluation of the clinical protocol, |
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PLIVA has signed a licensing agreement with Receptron, Inc., a Californian based |
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Biotech Company, and acquired exclusive rights to develop and market this possible |
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new drug.</p> |
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<p><b>PLD-118</b></p> |
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<p>The licensed in novel antifungal agent PLD-118 was successfully brought into |
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clinical development ahead of schedule in November 2000. PLD-118 has the potential |
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to be the first novel oral antifungal for the treatment of Candida infections |
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since the introduction of azoles in the 80's. After completing the preclinical |
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package and successful review of necessary documents by the ethics committee |
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in Germany, clinical studies started in November.</p> |