Cal Biotech
Executive Summary
Firm is "in discussions with a number of major health care companies" for outlicensing genetically engineered fibroblast growth factors (FGF), currently in preclinicals for wound healing. Cal Bio told analysts Sept. 14 that it has cloned and expressed genes for both basic and acidic FGF and is "concentrating on the use of the more powerful basic FGF for a variety of wound-healing uses".
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