Just a reminder. The webinar happens today at 9:30am PST/12:30pm EST. I am not going to be able to tune in, but I trust there will be a full account posted here, the next time I check in
I don't expect too much out of this. The biggest news will likely be the details on the new devices they are building to get Immunopulse to those "hard to reach" tumors. I think we'll hear some info on the upcoming trials, but no confirmation of when they'll start. Hope I am wrong.
I woke up just in time to hear the legal mumbojumbo at the beginning. That being said, I need to make some coffee and my computer speakers are pathetic and there's no volume control on their webinar program. I had to get headphones in order to actually hear. Nothing to report in the first 10 minutes I hope.
Expecting data readouts from IL-12 trials by Q4...
University of California San Fransisco... Currently in the process of getting Review Board approval for phase II studies.
Pilot study summary for Triple Negative Breast Cancer with Stanford.
Okay. Financial update... this is something I might be able to follow.
They want to partner and license with somebody to get their products out there... Non-dilutive funding... I want a pony, too.
Punit restated that they have money to fund their current pipeline. As of Jan 2015, $30.7 million in cash/cash equivalents.
Social Media Q&A
Enrollment hasn't been delayed. Investigational funded trial. Lots of different parties working on their own pieces including FDA. They make estimations on when they will roll out, but they can't help it if things move more slowly due to all of the heads involved. Enrollment will move quickly when they can finally start.
Shareholder value: Focusing on trials so they can enter into licensing opportunities with other partners. For the time being, they've created multiple partnerships this year, and they're working on creating more but they can't discuss further.
Um... it's over? Yeah. That was useless. I tried to catch things as he talked, but I'm not a great transcriber. Basically, he just restated everything he's been saying for the past 3 months. He responded to 3 or 4 questions from Twitter. Annnnnnd. It's done.
Apparently I missed that they want 40-50 patients in the P2B trial. Not 10. That's from the google board.