@STL_Biotech

PharmD, EM/CritCare, RCT purist, Biotech analysis & investing

St Louis, MO
Joined November 2017
The future is now Put the data center in my basement IDGAF
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$QURE finally, why is no one talking about the fact that going from n=17 to n=12 pts at the 3 year timepoint carries a substantial risk of sample bias? High dropout % = attrition-driven bias
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$QURE finally, why is no one talking about the fact that going from n=17 to n=12 pts at the 3 year timepoint carries a substantial risk of sample bias? High dropout % = attrition-driven bias
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So many lessons re-iterated lately in GLP-1 space. 1. China is world's med cabinet. Cheaper, faster, just as good. $NVO 2. Only $PFE dumb enough to pay 10B to get in the game late 3. The majors aren't signing our Twitter darling $VKTX
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$QURE devastating eternal hype cycle for patients but we have to let it go, c'mon people.
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Does anyone know if $LTGO's lead drug LTG-001 (onzotrigine) is a state independent inhibitor? Looks like their tool molucule -033 was but havent seen the lead described as such. Would potentially differentiate vs journavx $VRTX pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3819…
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Amazing stat: Moderna is 64% of the $78.8B net dollar gain across all 541 companies in biotech since Aug 5th. The other 541 companies lost $26.8B between them. 319 of the 541 lost value.
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My god. Makes you wonder who is this decade's Holmes ?
Here is official trailer, You Can See Everything
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1/ FDA posted the briefing docs for Wednesday's Galleri panel. I've sat on a few of these. The docs are asking a different question than the one everybody is arguing about. fda.gov/advisory-committees/…
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$VKTX biggest lesson here IMHO is a reminder that when the market is willing to pay you NOW for an outcome that *may or may not* happen in 3-4 years - atleast take a little off. Viking raised 600m at $85/sh in '24 Was fortunate to sell most of stake between 55 - 79.91
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Technically everything has worked out as planned. Data looks good, GLP1 bigger than anyone even expected. But the big guys have orals on market, you can still buy compounded product with B12 from a couple dozen websites, sema goes generic prob 3 yrs after VKTX approval.
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$EWTX Edgewise Therapeutics Unveils the Differentiated Mechanism of Action (MoA) of its Cardiac Sarcomere Modulator EDG-7500 biopharmcatalyst.com/company…
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$IDYA Nov 16 Initial China data at ESMO will show monotherapy responsesMTAP, CDKN2A and RAS are Focus of November 16th R&D Day:Mgmt laid out four buckets: IDE892 (PRMT5i) mono; wholly-owned IDE892 + IDE397 (MAT2Ai) in MTAPdel NSCLC; PRMT5 + RAS including a potential PRMT5 + MAT2A + RAS triplet; and the CDKN2A program targeting the clinic in 1H 2027Mgmt most excited about CDKN2A + pan-RAS potentially addressing PDAC without patient selection and “hopes” to nominate candidate ahead of R&D DayOn Roche collabs for PRMT5+RAS, IDYA sponsors the pan-RAS combo (hopes to dose by YE) while Genentech initiated the second
$IDYA MGT believes daro has blockbuster potential in HLA-, which has double the TAM of Kimmtrak’s ~$450M run-rate in HLA+ (1/3 of mUM
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I kid you not I went literally slackjawed when I read the MoA
$ETRA Electra Therapeutics prices $350M upsized IPO at $15/share electra-therapeutics.com/pip…
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Disclaimer dozens of factors at play, and this is an AI summary. But interesting that ORR is the single weakest predictor of ph1->ph3 success in CRC (Across 16 recent case) $CTMX
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We still doing IgAN ?
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Excellent as always $GSK $RHHBY
There's a lot to learn beyond the impressive B7-H3 ADC showing in 2L SCLC #WCLC26. Here's a dozen reasons why you should look more carefully beyond the OS data at the datasets for Ris-Rez and Tam-Peli: tinyurl.com/2kc7pw3s
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$LTGO Pretty confident it's just higher dosing and less protein binding. Deeper penetration = marketing
Anyone looked into $LTGO's "high degree of penetration into peripheral nerve tissue" claims. Foot-note doing some heavy lifting here. Onzotrigine is much less potent than suzetrigine, Does the entire claim boil down to lower albumin binding and higher dosing...?
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$LLY won GLP-1 game by pushing dose hard Eliquis is superior to Xarelto bc they chose the right dosing regimen Pembro perceived better than Nivo likely d/t trial design. Pushing dose, smarter trial design, second-to-market learnings could be a winning recipe Long $LTGO
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