HemoGenyx Pharmaceuticals (LSE: HEMO), a bone marrow and blood stem cell transplantation specialist based in the UK, has released a statement after an elliptical tweet this morning sent the firm’s share price skyrocketing.
Referring to the “premature disclosure which the company regrets,” HemoGenyx explained that early data had shown that “CDX bi-specific antibodies are capable of attacking and eliminating the blood cancer acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) in vitro.”
The tweet, which hinted at a clinical breakthrough, triggered a day of heightened trading for investors in the firm, leading to a 170% rise in its share price.
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