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Biotech Finishes on a High in August, Burrill Report Says
Date:9/4/2007

on shares at $11.50 each, 23% below the midpoint of the proposed $14-$16 price range. Its shares jumped 10.8% by the end of August.

Eight companies added themselves to the IPO runway:

-- Adnexus Therapeutics, which is focused on discovering, developing, and

commercializing the proprietary drug class called Adnectins. Adnexus'

first product candidate, Angiocept (CT-322), is in Phase 1 clinical

development in oncology in the United States. Adnectins are designed

and optimized using PROfusion, the company's patented protein design

engine that enables rapid optimization of protein therapeutics.

-- Anacor Pharmaceuticals, which is developing novel small-molecule

therapeutics derived from boron chemistry. The company has focused

initially on developing topical applications of its compounds to treat

fungal, bacterial and inflammatory diseases and its most advanced

product candidate is AN2690, a topical antifungal in development for

the treatment of toenail onychomycosis, which is a fungal infection of

the nail and nail bed.

-- ARYx Therapeutics, focuses on discovering and developing product

candidates designed to eliminate known safety issues associated with

commercially successful drugs,

-- Biolex Therapeutics is developing recombinant human therapeutic

proteins and monoclonal antibodies that, until now, have been

impossible or very expensive to develop in existing protein expression

systems.

-- Genoptix, Inc., a certified laboratory headquartered in Carlsbad,

California, provides personalized medicine services to hematologists

and oncologists that combine proprietary and exclusive tests with

advanced clinical techniques for comprehensive evaluation of individual

patients.

-- Insys Therapeutics, which focuses on discovering, developing and

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