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Old 03-11-2011, 08:09 PM #1
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Default Rodent of the Week: Good in mice, a drug for Parkinson's moves ahead

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http://www.latimes.com/health/booste...,5044083.story
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That sounds promising..Also sounds like an easy fix, if it works on humans, without any roadblocks

I wonder how long it would take to hit the market?..That always seems to be the problem, unless its some expensive new agonist that gives you the compulsion to blow your life savings at the casino
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Default Hopefully it can get fasttracked

It's an existing drug for another condition. Looks like it's been in a safety trial since '09 - which makes the researchers words of strong optimism all that more interesting:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_phenylbutyrate




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That sounds promising..Also sounds like an easy fix, if it works on humans, without any roadblocks

I wonder how long it would take to hit the market?..That always seems to be the problem, unless its some expensive new agonist that gives you the compulsion to blow your life savings at the casino
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Default more - looks good

http://www.jbc.org/content/early/201....full.pdf+html
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Default Local Story on CU PD Drug Discovery

Please excuse a little self-promotion in lieu of the more important issue - a new drug to potentially stop PD in it's tracks!

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news...22/detail.html
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Default oK where do we start?

Donna, can you get curt freed's phone number? he did the original fetal cell study didn't he? can you get his email? let's seee if we can get some money from one of the rich ones with pd and do the research within an org> whichever org will do it.

let's test this one ourselves. where do we start? calling little 'gorilla" - what do you think? let's do this one backwards and get the study participants first.

it's a challenge if it's legal. so let's do it.
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I would gladly try it
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Default I'm in, Paula

how do we get this off the ground?


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Donna, can you get curt freed's phone number? he did the original fetal cell study didn't he? can you get his email? let's seee if we can get some money from one of the rich ones with pd and do the research within an org> whichever org will do it.

let's test this one ourselves. where do we start? calling little 'gorilla" - what do you think? let's do this one backwards and get the study participants first.

it's a challenge if it's legal. so let's do it.
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Paula,
contact info of the authors:
Address correspondence to: Wenbo Zhou, PhD, or Curt R. Freed, MD, Division of Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology, Mailstop C-237, University of Colorado Denver, 12700 E. 19th Avenue, Aurora, CO 80045. Tel: (303) 724-6000, Fax: (303) 724-6012; Email: wenbo.zhou@ucdenver.edu or curt.freed@ucdenver.edu

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let's test this one ourselves. where do we start? calling little 'gorilla" - what do you think? let's do this one backwards and get the study participants first.

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