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SKRR Exploration Inc. V.SKRR

Alternate Symbol(s):  SKKRF

SKRR Exploration Inc. is a Canada-based precious metal explorer with properties in Saskatchewan mining jurisdictions. The Company's primary exploration focus is its three gold properties on the Trans-Hudson Corridor in Saskatchewan. The Company’s projects include Nickel Peak Group, Carp River, Manson Bay, Father Lake, Irving, Olson, Ithingo and Cathro. The Carp River property, comprised of five contiguous mineral claims totaling 5,606.48 hectares (ha), is located immediately north of the hamlet of Stony Rapids in the province of Saskatchewan. The 4,293 ha Manson Bay Project is located 40 kilometers (Km) northwest of Flin Flon, Manitoba’s historic mining center and four kilometers southwest of the Schotts Lake Copper-Zinc Deposit in Saskatchewan. The Father Lake property is located 40 km northeast of the hamlet of Stony Rapids in the province of Saskatchewan. The Ithingo Project consists of 12 contiguous mineral claims comprising an overall land package of approximately 2,849 hectares.


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Post by DCArnoldon Oct 27, 2000 10:03pm
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Dr. Garren Biotech Insight Article

Dr. Garren Biotech Insight ArticleBy Ronald Garren, M.D. October 27, 2000 Biotech Insight News Alert: Immunex, Genzyme Molecular Oncology, Curis, Genzyme Transgenic, Biomira, Chiron, Amgen, Genentech Biotech has been relatively flat despite market volatility. Immunex (IMNX) and Genzyme Molecular Oncology (GZMO) both of which were mentioned in the last alert have held up well. Again, to reiterate portions of the last alert, I think that both Curis (CRIS) and Genzyme Transgenic (GZTC) are still cheap. I would have to add Biomira (BIOM) to that list-this stock just can't seem to get any legs, yet it is the only cancer vaccine company in late stages of enrollment for a phase 3 trial in metastatic breast cancer. The patients all had severe disease with tumor control or stabilization on standard chemotherapy prior to entry into the study. They are then randomized to receive the Biomira vaccine, Theratope, or placebo. The vaccine is administered in a series of injections with time off between courses of therapy. If Theratope is successful in moderating the course of aggressive disease it will quickly be used in less severe cases where the oncologist is hoping to go for a cure. What I am saying is that if Theratope is FDA approved for advanced disease it will be used off label for less extensive disease ­even before supporting clinical studies are done. This is a huge market. If the current phase 3 trial is successful, other companies will have a difficult time finding patients for a placebo controlled phase 3 study in this subset of patients. How many patients are going to sign-up for a blinded study when an effective vaccine is out there? Companies will have a higher hurdle in going head to head with an already successful treatment. I think that in this market a long lead-time and a positive study will give a major advantage to this tiny Canadian company. So far they haven't licensed Theratope ­they were lucky that Chiron gave up its rights-I think a bad move for Chiron. Of course everything depends on positive trial results but the earlier phase 2 trials had impressive figures. The company also has a backup vaccine in earlier stage trials for lung cancer. I own Biomira and have waited patiently for the last two years and I'm prepared to wait another year or so-in biotech it is necessary to be patient. Among the larger caps I continue to like Amgen and Genentech-these are companies to buy on dips. https://www.biospace.com/articles/biotechinsight102700.cfm Your fellow investor, DC Arnold
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