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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 Trials</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 Trials</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 Trials</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>
98    
99    
100     <p><b>PLD-116</b></p>
101     <p>Full Phase I clinical studies of PLD-116 were successfully completed in the EU in the first half of 2001. PLD-116 treatment proved to be well tolerated in thirty-two healthy volunteers. The PLD-116 project was initiated in December 1999 to develop a novel peptide into a drug for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease. The peptide, derived from a natural protein, provides a novel anti-inflammatory treatment option for inflammatory bowel disease.</p>
102     <p><b>PLD-117</b></p>
103     <p>In 1999 PLIVA signed a licensing agreement with <a
104     href="http://www.receptron.com">Receptron, Inc.</a>, a
105     Californian based Biotech Company, and acquired exclusive worldwide rights to
106     develop and market the PLD-117 peptide with TPO-like activity. The
107     peptide PLD-117 for the treatment of thrombocytopenia, a severe complication
108     of cancer chemotherapy, was brought to clinical study trials in the USA in December
109     2000. The proposed treatment is based on a unique approach using peptide that
110     activates thrombopoietin (TPO) receptor.</p>
111     <p><b>PLD-118</b></p>
112     <p>The licensed-in novel antifungal agent PLD-118 was successfully brought into clinical development ahead of schedule in November 2000. Two Phase I clinical studies of PLD-118 were successfully completed in the EU in August 2001. PLD-118 has the potential to be the first novel oral antifungal for the treatment of Candida infections since the introduction of azoles in the 80's.</p>

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