> So, there...that's the story. Sometimes it makes you feel like we
> need to start the world from scratch again, doesn't it?
> Entanglements inside of entanglements... what a mess we are in. It
> reminds me of the FDA going after CS. Who can know what motivates
> such things?
Wow, Taylor! Thank
Dear Taylor,
A fascinating and disturbing story indeed. One thing puzzles me
though. I happen to edit health industry news including FDA
approvals, trials, etc., and it's been my understanding that the
FDA doesn't test anything -- it's up to the applicant to
organize, operate and pay for all studi
Hi Alex, about your theory of cows as antibody factories and the Impro
story...
Ok, let's see
In about 1980 I worked in a friend of mine's law firm. There was a client,
Impro, a company formed and run by a family by the name of Collins. Mary
Collins was the President of Impro at that tim
Taylor,
Yes, please.
Alex Torres M.D.
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Sent: Sunday, August 22, 1999 8:05 PM
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Subject: CS>Re: cow: antibody factory
Alex,
Have you heard of Impro? A company in Iowa has been producing antibod
Alex,
Have you heard of Impro? A company in Iowa has been producing antibodies in
whey for years. The name of the company is the name of the product. I'll
try to remember more if you are interested...
Best wishes,
Taylor
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