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V.I. Technologies

Biotechnology company amends merger agreement with HIV-focused pharm firm

Published in Medicine and Law Weekly, December 10th, 2004

V.I. Technologies, Inc. (VITX), a biotechnology company that develops anti-infective technologies, has amended the terms of the merger agreement with privately held Panacos Pharmaceuticals, a biotechnology company developing antiviral drugs to treat HIV infection and other major human viral diseases.

Under the terms of the amendment, Vitex will issue approximately 54.5 million shares at closing to complete the merger and acquire all Panacos outstanding shares. Panacos shareholders will have the opportunity to receive an additional 30.5 million Vitex shares if it successfully completes Panacos Study 201, a phase 2 study in HIV-infected patients.

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