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April 28.

1970

Dr. Alejandro Zaffaroni
3401

Hillview

Avenue

Stanforﬁ Industrial Park
Palo Alto, California 94304
Dear Dr.

zaffaroni,

we are faced with a difficult drug dolivery problem, an&amp;
in reading ﬁrug Research Reports, read of the formation of A123 Corporation,
with its focus on drug delivery prohlems. I am writing to enquire whether
Alma can assist us in too following problem.

Naloxono is a spocific opiate antagonist. which we have
found useful in treating Opiate dependence (01in. Fﬁarmaool. Therap., 9:

563,577, 1%58). Go oral administration. naloxone is either rapidly
destroyed or poorly absorbed, for large cases (3.0 Cms/day) are required
to achieve antagonism to heroin for 24 hours. a minimum for therapeutic
usefulness. 0n parenteral administration, 0.6 to 1.2 mg/B hours are
needed to maintain effective antagonism.
ﬁalexone is produced from tocbcinc, a prosctibed drug,
and producing supplies for oral use is impossible. In our discussions,
we have focussed on parenteral administration. and considered the
development of a long acting parenteral form, possibly in a silostic
type vehicle. We proposed such a development to the usual research
funding agencies and have received sufficient initial support to under?

takc feasibility

trials.

If A123 is intorostcd, I would appreciate the opportunity
with
meet
to
you. I plan to be in San Francisco for National meetings
May 9w13 and can be reached at the Hilton Hotel or in ﬂew York (212~369 7900).
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely yours,

mf/

cc: Prof. A.

Max Fink, 14.9.
Professor of Psychiatry
Director, Division of Biological
Psychiatry
vi.

Freedman

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