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18/Mar/2008 8:37AM

MERRIMAN DOWNGRADES DYNAVAX TECHNOLOGIES TO NEUTRAL FROM BUY

Merriman analyst Brian McCarthy says Dynavax Technologies' (DVAX) Heplisav clinical program, partnered with Merck (MRK), has been placed on clinical hold due to occurrence of one serious adverse event (SAE) in Phase III trial.

McCarthy notes the subject was preliminarily diagnosed with Wegener's granulomatosis, an inflammation of blood vessel walls; DVAV and MRK expected to investigate whether the subject had pre-existing condition and if vaccination contributed to SAE.

He says he recommends investors hold DVAX pending clarity on cause of SAE. He still sees $1.44 2008 loss per share, and $1.41 2009 loss.




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