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Amcalon Tests Vaccine
XL-6 Inhibitor.
California, USA
Posted: 5th, July. 2009
ZWN (AP)

Southern California based Amcalon released a short press statement on it's website today. The pharmaceutical giant announced that it had reached 'Phase four' in it's struggle to get the much anticipated 'XL-6 Inhibitor' drug into test markets.

Amcalon's road to launching this potential vaccine has been hampered by Government red tape, protracted FDA approval, and two administrations wildly differing views on stem cell research. ZWN's Science Editor Dr. Nancy Chan says "This is a hugely significant step forward. 'Phase four' is, according to FDA guidelines, a phase of post-approval surveillance. Post-marketing surveillance maintaines the safety of a drug in closely monitored test patient groups."

The whereabouts of all six test markets are a closely guarded secret at this time.

The only other significant contender in the potentially huge market of Necro-Mortosis vaccination is ImClonex Systems (nasdaq: IMCLX). However, they two are significantly hampered by the protracted legal process involved in bringing their own inhibitor - Ibrex to market.

Nasdaq rallied on good news from Amcalon's Phase IV trial for Mortosis vaccination. Shares of Amcalon were up 11.7%, or $9.65 to $103.56. However, ImClonex Systems (nasdaq: IMCLX) drug Ibrex, took a loss and was down off $4.52, or 3.9%, to $38.6



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