Article: Twice-Weekly Administered Anti-Angiogenic Troponin Shows Unusually Potent Effect in Suppression of Experimental Tumor Metastases.

BOSTON--(BW HealthWire)--March 15, 1999--

Report in Proceedings of the

National Academy of Sciences

Boston Life Sciences, Inc. (NASDAQ:BLSI) announced that twice-weekly, relatively low dosages of its anti-angiogenic protein, Troponin I, which had previously been shown to inhibit primary cancers in animals, significantly suppressed experimental lung metastases in a rigorous animal model of metastatic melanoma. These results, as well as other scientific findings related to the discovery of the anti-angiogenic properties of Troponin I, are to be published tomorrow in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

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