Innovation Pharmaceuticals Inc (CE) (IPIX) Share Price

News! https://www.globenewswire.com/fr/news-release/2016/12/22/901271/0/en/Cellceutix-Wishes-Shareholders-Happy-Holidays-Prepares-for-2017-Focused-on-Partnerships.html




Albeit old news. Very old news.

I doubt Leo wants the government looking at his books. What we need is sunlight.

"Big Z, we have no idea what he's doing behind the scenes"
Sure we do....he's out helping OJ find the real killers.

Big Z, we have no idea what he's doing behind the scenes.....as a long time shareholder, i believe he owes it to his shareholder's to tell us.......

Reading your post, I thought it was April 1st instead of December 18th. Do you really think Ehrlich would lift a finger (other than the middle finger towards the shareholders) to pull this mess out of the gutter? He has abandoned what is left of his one-man operation just like he abandoned the shareholders long ago.

Why can't IPIX receive a similar grant for Brilacidin with all the studies that have taken place. I really hope that Leo has applied for one!!!!!
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/marker-therapeutics-awarded-9-5-120000070.html

The grave just happens to be sunbathing with a fruity drink poolside in Boca.

The headstone has been ordered, just waiting for delivery and the crew to show up to place it on the grave. "RIP" IPIX, you have taken peoples had earned dollars to the grave with you.

And once the Court of Appeal decision comes down, it will finally be buried.

IPIX is dead!

Nope. He sleeps like a baby in a feather bedded mattress that IPIX shareholders paid for.

When he’s not lounging by his Florida mansion’s pool, that is.

zandant Hopefully he now sleeps with the "fishes"

What a putz!

The CEO has also gone missing.....

Missing the group of long timers.

Truly disheartening!

He hasn't posted for a while:

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/profileb.aspx?user=70157

Which is a shame.

Minnie are you still around?

Hopefully when we least expect it!

Will anyone ever hear from Ehrlich again?

Point your anger over what must be a significant loss at Ehrlich, "dude." Still believing that this garbage is hidden treasure is what's truly sick.

Will this ever come back to life? hmmmmm

Dude, the posts by you guys are pathetic. Why are you so concerned about my investment or any one else's.....this is borderline sick.....

Why do you care about a poster on a message board? Maybe you should focus on your hero Ehrlich and find out where he is and ask him why you have lost your investment. Ask him what happened with the Laser Boys big laser beam splash.

“ $4 million wasted on the Laser Boys should be on Ehrlich's failed company's virtual headstone”

I suspect you’ll find a goodly portion of that $4 million poolside at Ehrlich’s Florida mansion.

We get it, IPIX is dead, Ehrlich is a crook. Why do you guys keep coming here???? I don't get it.....

Even Ehrlich, the biggest lying hypster around, has abandoned this sunken ship. Once the appeal is lost, the bones of IPIX will turn to dust...and the $4 million wasted on the Laser Boys should be on Ehrlich's failed company's virtual headstone.

“Quite a shame”

But utterly predictable. Indeed utterly predicted.

I cannot believe there are still people in this stock. This company is dead. Quite a shame, really

The one question…. LOL. Fuck no. U know that. Shit. Core shares here when I sold just before the release of the COVID results were invested in bitcoin/alt/meme coins. I 10x that and am currently up 5x this bull run which is just getting started. This shit is and will always be chump change compared to crypto.

Poor bastards. Shake that bag.

I still have mine!

The one question that results in silence. Blissful silence.

Hey Hound, as per your old posts, you were a huge investor???? Do you still own your shares?????

While we wait…Any new B-Petri dish papers published lately?

Petri dish studies, also known as in vitro experiments, often lead to false hope because they are conducted in highly controlled laboratory environments that do not fully replicate the complexity of living organisms. Here are the key reasons for this:

1. Oversimplified Conditions
In a Petri dish, cells are isolated and grown in artificial environments with carefully controlled nutrients, pH, and temperature. This does not mimic the intricate systems and interactions that occur in a living organism. A treatment that works on isolated cells may behave very differently in the body.

2. Lack of Systemic Factors
The body is a dynamic system with multiple interacting components, including the immune system, hormones, and metabolism. A treatment might show promise in a Petri dish but fail when introduced to the complexities of a whole organism.

3. Doses and Delivery
In in vitro studies, substances can be applied directly to cells at specific concentrations. In the body, reaching the target cells in the same way can be much more difficult due to issues with absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion.

4. Overextrapolation
Positive results in in vitro studies are sometimes overhyped in the media or even by researchers, leading to unrealistic expectations about how soon a discovery might lead to effective treatments for humans.

5. Lack of Whole-Body Toxicity Data
A compound might kill harmful cells in a Petri dish but could be toxic to normal cells or organs in a living organism. The safety profile often cannot be assessed until in vivo studies (in animals or humans) are conducted.

Example

Many cancer drugs have shown promise in killing tumor cells in a Petri dish but fail in clinical trials due to poor efficacy in the body or unacceptable side effects. Similarly, certain antioxidants or supplements that protect cells in in vitro studies have not demonstrated significant health benefits when tested in humans.

Conclusion

While Petri dish studies are valuable for initial insights and screening, they are only the first step in a long process of research. Their findings must be validated through animal studies, human trials, and real-world applications before they can lead to effective and safe treatments.

Universities publish a significant amount of research involving Petri dishes (in vitro studies) because these experiments are foundational to scientific inquiry and serve important purposes in advancing knowledge and innovation. Here’s why:

1. Early-Stage Discovery

• In vitro studies are often the first step in investigating new ideas, testing hypotheses, and identifying potential mechanisms in biology and medicine.

• They provide a cost-effective and controlled way to test theories before advancing to more complex and expensive animal or human studies.

2. Building a Knowledge Base

• Universities prioritize generating fundamental knowledge, even if it doesn’t immediately lead to clinical applications.

• Petri dish studies contribute valuable insights into how cells, molecules, and organisms work at a basic level.

3. Low-Risk and Ethical Feasibility

• Using Petri dishes avoids ethical and logistical complications involved in animal or human studies.

• Early-stage research involving living organisms requires more rigorous oversight and approval, making in vitro studies an accessible starting point.

4. Funding and Academic Metrics

• Grant agencies often fund exploratory research to develop preliminary data for larger projects. Petri dish studies are a common source of this early data.

• Academic researchers are often measured by their publication output, so publishing in vitro findings helps meet performance and funding expectations.

5. Proof of Concept

• Researchers use Petri dish experiments to show whether an idea has potential. These results can justify follow-up studies in animals or humans, securing further funding or collaboration.

• Journals often accept such studies because they are a crucial step in the pipeline of scientific discovery.

6. Incremental Nature of Science

• Science progresses in small, incremental steps. Petri dish studies often represent one of these steps in understanding complex biological phenomena.

• Even if a study doesn’t lead directly to a cure or breakthrough, it may provide a building block for future discoveries.

7. Ease of Reproducibility

• Petri dish studies are typically easier to replicate compared to animal or human studies, making them valuable for establishing reproducible science.

Challenges and Context

While universities publish a lot of Petri dish research, it is essential for scientists, journals, and the media to clearly communicate the limitations of such studies. Misrepresentation of preliminary findings as groundbreaking breakthroughs can lead to false hope, but this is not inherent to the research itself—it’s often a matter of how the results are presented or interpreted.

IPIX has until 1/19 to respond to the Cummings brief filed on 11/12.
Unfortunately we don't get to see what these briefs say.

This is the last hard fact I've seen...from the original case:
"08/23/2024 ORDER: of Post Judgment Security
..II. ALTERNATIVE SECURITY
In accordance with General Laws c. 223, sec. 86A, Innovation shall obtain and provide within thirty (30) days of this Order a bond payment to Cummings with sureties to be approved by this Court conditioned to pay Cummings the amount of at least $1,375,811.36, within thirty (30) days of the date when execution may issue upon judgment, which bond shall be filed with the clerk after its approval by the Court."

Would be interesting to know if that was done....I thought the appeal was contingent on it.

Now delayed until January 19th?

oooooooooooooooooo2 x 0 is zero. It’s dead.

We're holding at .oooooooooooooooooo2.  Not dead yet! 

IPIX is dead. Not trading. Zero value.

4 trillion shares traded TODAY so far. 1/4 Billion dollars. Dump the remaining buck left in your bag and make100x ur money for a $100 steak dinner at Outback! Hell! I’m buyin. Let’s go!

Poor bastards.

LOL. Shake that bag.

I have to admit that I agree with you!!!!!!

"he's due to update his shareholders....."

What a ridiculous comment. Due? He's been OBLIGATED to update his shareholders (and everyone else) since the 10Q that was filed A YEAR AGO yesterday and he hasn't.
He continues to show himself to be irresponsible at the very least....crooked is probably more fitting.

You're lucky you haven't heard from him. It would only add fuel to your misguided beliefs.

I'd rather hear from Leo, he's due to update his shareholders.....

Absolutely, unless it's a quiet period that has been dragging on. I would love to hear from frenchbroad right about now.

That's a great question that only Leo can answer. I really wish he would address his shareholders......

Has or will IPIX be compensated by the... many companies who have included Brilacidin in their patent applications?
Have these companies entered into compensation arrangements or agreements with IPIX?
Can anyone knowledgable in this area enlighten me? TIA

Brilacidin has been included in many patent applications. Have these companies done this after entering into compensation arrangements or agreements with IPIX?
Can anyone knowledgable in this area enlighten me? TIA

Shake that bag.

IPIX isn't dead.

Humanigen published this patent on Sept 26, it mentions Brilacidin 50 times. Perhaps Leo does have something up his sleeve.....

https://ppubs.uspto.gov/dirsearch-public/print/downloadBasicPdf/20240317846?requestToken=eyJzdWIiOiIyZmFjYWE1YS1jMWFmLTQ4NjItYmE0ZS00MWFlYjZmODJjMzciLCJ2ZXIiOiI1OWRjOTJlMS0zY2JlLTQxOWEtYjg3Ni1lZDk3ZDZhNWZhOTkiLCJleHAiOjB9