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Data Presented at Society of Nuclear Medicine 2009 Annual Meeting Supports Potential of Peregrine's Cotara(R) for the Treatment of Brain Cancer
Date:6/16/2009

to share this promising data from our current U.S.

Cotara clinical trial with experts at this prestigious conference, and we look forward to reporting further data from this study and from our Phase II trial in patients with recurrent GBM."

More than 65 patients with recurrent GBM have received Cotara in the current and previous clinical studies. Localization and accumulation of the drug to the tumor have been excellent and longer-term survivors (greater than one year from the time of Cotara treatment) have been observed in all of the trials, with some GBM patients from early clinical studies now alive more than 8.5 years after treatment with Cotara. Expected survival for patients with GBM is approximately six months from the time of disease recurrence.

The Cotara data will be presented today at the 2009 Society for Nuclear Medicine (SNM) Annual Meeting in Toronto, Canada, in a session scheduled from 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM EDT in Room 701B.

Abstract No: 150240; Publication No: 445: S. Shen(1), R. Lustig(2), K. Judy(2), W. Shapiro(3), K. Spicer(4), S. Patel(4), J. Fiveash(1), J. Lai(5), J. Shan(5), "Dosimetry of phase I interstitial 131I-chTNT-1/B MAb (Cotara) for the treatment of recurrent glioma."

(1)U Alabama, Birmingham, AL; (2)U Penn, Philadelphia, PA; (3)BNI St. Joseph's MedCtr, Phoenix, AR; (4)Med U S Carolina, Charleston, SC; (5)Peregrine Pharma Inc, Tustin, CA

About Cotara(R)

Cotara is an experimental treatment for brain cancer that links a radioactive isotope to a targeted monoclonal antibody designed to bind to the DNA histone complex that is exposed by dead and dying cells found at the center of solid tumors. Cotara's targeting mechanism enables it to bind to the dying tumor cells, delivering its radioactive payload to the adjacent living tumor cells and essentially destroying the tumor from the inside out, with minimal radiation exposure to
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