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3-V Biosciences Appoints George W. Kemble, PhD, as Chief Scientific Officer
Date:8/15/2011

MENLO PARK, Calif., Aug. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- 3-V Biosciences, Inc. announced today the appointment of George W. Kemble, PhD as Chief Scientific Officer.

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"We are very pleased to have George as the newest member of the 3-V senior management team," said Merdad V. Parsey, MD, PhD, 3-V's Chief Executive Officer.  "George's extensive experience in drug discovery and development, as well as virology and host-cell biology, brings additional strength to the 3-V team and will further our efforts in this novel area."

Prior to joining 3-V Biosciences, Dr. Kemble was with MedImmune, Inc., a subsidiary of Astra-ZenecaPLC, where he most recently served as Senior Vice President of R&D and Head of Research.  During his tenure, Dr. Kemble was responsible for the research and development of multiple products, including the successful launch of FluMist®, the first innovation in influenza vaccines in over 60 years.  The research organization for which he was responsible included over 700 scientists in Maryland, California and Cambridge, England, with expertise in research biology, lead generation and translational science in the areas of infectious diseases, oncology, inflammatory, respiratory, autoimmune diseases, neuroscience, cardiovascular and gastrointestinal indications.  Dr. Kemble began his research career as a staff scientist at Aviron, which was later acquired by MedImmune.  Dr. Kemble received a BS from the University of Santa Clara and a PhD from Stanford University and did his post-doctoral training at UCSF, where he worked on a number of different human viruses.

"I'm very excited by the important projects we have in front of us," said Dr. Kemble.  "Our approach to combating these pathogens is highly innovative, and I am looking forward to continuing to grow o
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