up 14% and 7% in consecutive days

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In August 04 the same thing happened, only to see it rocket up

PRRS is a severe disease of pigs
characterised by reproductive failure in
female pigs, increased pre-weaning
deaths and pneumonia in young growing
pigs. The disease was first recognised in
the US in the mid 1980s and was called
“mystery swine disease”. PRRS is caused
by a virus that was only isolated and
classified in 1991.
The search for an effective vaccine has
been a major focus of research by animal
health companies. So far there has been
difficulty in developing a safe and effective
vaccine for PRRS.
The basis for the efficacy of the new
Imugene PRRS vaccine is the patented
Adenoviral Delivery Vector System.
Imugene’s successful trials completed in
April 2004 demonstrated that our vector
based PRRS vaccine prevented the
disease in all vaccinated pigs. This
disease is one of the most economically
important pig diseases worldwide
causing estimated annual losses of up to
US$1 billion. As a result of a highly
successful trial, several multinational
animal health companies are reviewing
our data for licensing opportunities. As
this disease does not occur in Australia,
Imugene intends to license the vaccine to
a major international animal health
company.
Preliminary estimates indicate an effective
PRRS vaccine would generate revenue of
up to US$100-200 million per annum. If
eradication programs are introduced,
revenue could be as much as US$300-
400 million per annum. The total market
size for a PRRS vaccine is difficult to
estimate as the incidence of the disease
is increasing.