Oxford Nutrascience Share Discussion Threads

[7bore] 10/2/2011 20:45

damn, why didn't you say they had biodegradable pH-dependent Polypeptide multilayer nanofilms to start with :0)

thats it, i'm in first thing.

[oakville] 10/2/2011 20:42

Abstract: Polypeptide multilayer nanofilms were prepared using electrostatic layer-by-layer self-assembly nanotechnology. Small charged drug molecules (eg, cefazolin, gentamicin, and methylene blue) were loaded in polypeptide multilayer nanofilms. Their loading and release were found to be pH-dependent and could also be controlled by changing the number of film layers and drug incubation time, and applying heat-treatment after film formation. Antibiotic-loaded polypeptide multilayer nanofilms showed controllable antibacterial properties against Staphylococcus aureus. The developed biodegradable polypeptide multilayer nanofilms are capable of loading both positively- and negatively-charged drug molecules and promise to serve as drug delivery systems on biomedical devices for preventing biomedical device-associated infection, which is a significant clinical complication for both civilian and military patients.

I'm actaully in the science depot at the moment and all the knock heads are laughing at me..... The news released on Feb 2nd is where the company will make their move. Adam said to post the above...

[tez123] 10/2/2011 20:41

Worldwide license already in the bag.

[7bore] 10/2/2011 20:39

they don't even make chewable ibuprofen yet....they are still developing the technology.

[7bore] 10/2/2011 20:35

According tom an article in todays influential "Witney Gazette" they say they "are aiming to have a licence for early products some time in 2012".

So not even this year...and they say the market for Ibuprofen is 1.5 billion, not 3 billion.

Oxford Nutrascience hopes to sell sweeter drugs (From Witney Gazette)
Thursday 10th February 2011

[mike111d] 10/2/2011 20:28

7bore, I have to agree with you, it would seem that the motto for this week is "ignorance is bliss".

Yes, a thinly traded stock does rise when a few buy but equally it will fall just as fast when they try to sell.

[7bore] 10/2/2011 20:28

i suspect this will go up in the morning due to the huge ramping regardless.

atleast oakville's comments of "£1.28 million in the bank" and "the IBuprofen market is worth $3 Billion" make it a little interesting.

oakville, why is this being ramped everywhere and what amazing news is expected. other than the ex SAR herd arriving?

[7bore] 10/2/2011 20:23

this has been ramped everywhere on the back of the potential cancer cure news at SAR.

all i can see is that they make 2 chewable vitamins and are developing a chewable ibuprofen.

not exactly the same as a possible cancer cure from SAR.

[oakville] 10/2/2011 20:20

Hey i've been on ADVFN for 15 years, and seen it all. Some of us actually do homework or have friends in a certain industry that do the homework for us.
I DO hold and have bought on 4 seperate occasions due to my pals at Toronto University having a good knowledge in this field...
I didn't join in the fun at SAR, PYC, because they were always going to pump and dump.
This stock has lay dormant for a few months but the company has been progressing. They have £1.28 million in the bank, they have rolled out items in Tesco Stores, they have James White on board who i know personally from when i worked in the UK at Crewe Hall, and the the IBuprofen market is worth $3 Billion.
I work in the Pharmacy industry as do Kris and Adam who also have a stake here.

Good Luck all, its about time this genuine small cap company raised its profile.

[mike111d] 10/2/2011 20:10

Why is this being ramped across all the threads today, is someone hoping to get their stake back out tomorrow - LOL.

[oakville] 10/2/2011 20:06

I will put my bid in 1st then... Close of play Feb 18th...7.25p

[oakville] 10/2/2011 20:04

1 week price target anyone?

[oakville] 10/2/2011 19:06

Oh thats more like it...... Still nice to be in before the herd arrives.

[tomboyb] 10/2/2011 19:02

I was having a peep at these today.



462mill shares in issue.

[tez123] 10/2/2011 18:52

No Chance of a retrace tomorrow this is huge in terms of revenue.

1.5 billion yearly market just for ibuprofen.

Any press coverage on this and the skys the limit.

[vicehoudini2] 10/2/2011 18:27

will look at getting in tomorrow could see some good rises hopefully will watch for any initial retrace looked strong at the close though if its flying then beat to get in now before it hots up dont want to get impaled on a spike thougj!

[22hoper] 10/2/2011 18:02

VH, the company is just off the starting blocks with their world beating product!

[oakville] 10/2/2011 18:00

Look forward to it !!!

[vicehoudini2] 10/2/2011 18:00

Like the look of whay I have read here qiestion is should I buy in tomorrow or should I wait for any weakness any views is this likely to r rocket

[wilba] 10/2/2011 17:51

looks that way. Fancy some more of this. See you in the morning.

[22hoper] 10/2/2011 17:46

Wilba, when you consider that most companies at this share price have around 2 billion shares in public issue. Then compare ong with their fantastic product and a tiny amount of shares in public issue. Then just a incy bit of volume and it will zoooooom.

[wilba] 10/2/2011 17:44

ADVFN states 62.5M shares in issue. Is this the public helds shares under 3% declarable freshold?

Im confused .dot com?

[wilba] 10/2/2011 17:38

Still looks brill to me.