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EXHIBIT 10.25

                           EXCLUSIVE LICENSE AGREEMENT

                                     Between

                              Washington University
                                    Licensor

                                       And

                                 AspenBio, Inc.
                                    Licensee

Introduction: This Agreement is made and entered into this 1st day of May, 2004
by and between The Washington University, a corporation established by special
act of the Missouri General Assembly approved February 22, 1853 and acts
amendatory thereto, having its principal office at One Brookings Drive, St.
Louis, Missouri 63130, [through its School of Medicine] (hereinafter "WU") and
AspenBio, Inc. with its principal offices at 1585 South Perry St., Castle Rock,
CO 80104, hereinafter "Aspen". WU and Aspen may be referred to individually as a
"Party" or collectively as the "Parties".

1.   Background. WU is the owner of certain Patent Rights, Tangible Research
     Property and Technical Information (collectively, Intellectual Property as
     defined below, which relates to and includes the items described on Exhibit
     A ) developed in the laboratory of Dr Irving Boime relating to animal
     fertility hormones and DNA constructs thereof and WU has the right to grant
     licenses thereto. WU wishes to allow the Intellectual Property to be used
     to further scientific research and for new product development and other
     applications in the public interest and is willing to grant a license for
     such uses. Aspen represents to WU that it has the necessary product
     development, manufacturing and marketing capabilities to commercialize
     products based on such Intellectual Property. Aspen desires to obtain a
     license to use these properties and information for its own commercial
     research and development endeavors upon the terms and conditions set forth
     in this Agreement. In consideration of these premises and the mutual
     promises contained herein, the Parties further agree as follows.

2.   Definitions. For the purposes of this Agreement, the following words and
     phrases will have the meanings assigned to them below.

2.1  Agreement: This Exclusive License Agreement.

2.2  Calendar Half: Each six-month period, or portion thereof, beginning on
     January 1 or July 1.

2.3  Combination Product: Any product that is comprised in part of a Licensed
     Product and in part of one or more other components which are not
     themselves Licensed Products (the "Other Components"). Other Components do
     not include surfactants, diluents and carriers and are not licensed
     products subject to fees under a license from a third party.

2.4  Development Plan: Aspen's documentary plan for the development,
     manufacture, promotion, importation, sale and/or marketing of Licensed
     Products, as more fully described in Article 4.1.

2.5  Effective Date: May 1, 2004

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2.6  Field: Production for Veterinary Use of Washington University Intellectual
     and Tangible Property.

2.7  First Commercial Sale: The date of first transfer by Aspen and/or its
     Sublicensees to an unrelated third party of a Licensed Product for
     compensation (including equivalent cash value for trades or other non-cash
     payments). The transfer of Licensed Products by Aspen or its Sublicensees
     strictly for their own laboratory research and development purposes,
     beta-testing and/or clinical testing does not constitute a First Commercial
     Sale for the purposes of this Agreement, provided that Aspen or its
     Sublicensees receive no payment for such Licensed Product in excess of the
     fully burdened (i.e., direct and indirect) costs of producing and
     transporting such materials.

2.8  Intellectual Property: Patent Rights patents and patent applications,
     trademarks, service marks, copyrights, mask works, trade secrets, Tangible
     Research Property and Technical Information, including but not limited to
     the items listed on Exhibit A.

2.9  Licensed Product: Any product which is made, made for, used, sold or
     imported by Aspen and any Sublicensees which: (a) in the absence of this
     License Agreement would infringe at least one Valid Claim, or (b) uses a
     process covered by a Valid Claim. Licensed Product includes any product
     made, and method or process used, in whole or in part using Tangible
     Research Property or Technical Information.

2.10 Aspen and its affiliates. Affiliate means any person or entity which,
     directly or indirectly, owns or controls Aspen, or which is controlled by
     or under common control with Aspen. For purposes of this definition,
     control means a person or entity's direct or indirect ownership of more
     than 50% of the outstanding voting securities of a corporation, the direct
     or indirect ownership by a person or entity of more than 50% of the
     outstanding voting shares of another entity, the right to receive more than
     50% of the earnings of a person, corporation or other entity, or the right
     to control the business decisions of a person, corporation or other entity.

2.11 Gross Sales: Amounts received by Aspen for Sales of Licensed Products prior
     to reduction for qualifying costs or taxes but after deductions for returns
     and discounts and after deductions for non-collectible amounts.

2.12 Patent Rights: The patents and patent applications listed in Exhibit A,
     attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein, and all foreign
     counterparts, continuations, continuations-in-part, divisions, extensions,
     reexaminations and reissues thereof, which trace their earliest priority
     filing date by unbroken lineage to a patent or patent application listed in
     Exhibit A.

2.13 Sale: Any transaction in which a Licensed Product is exchanged for value. A
     Sale of a Licensed Product will be deemed to have been made at the time
     Aspen or its Sublicensee invoices, ships, or receives value for, whichever
     occurs first, a Licensed Product.

2.14 Sublicensee: A person or entity to which Aspen has granted a sublicense
     under the license rights granted to Aspen in Article 3 of this Agreement.

2.15 Sublicensing Revenue: All value received by Aspen from its Sublicensees for
     the importation, manufacture, sale, or use of Licensed Products anywhere in
     the world during the Term of this Agreement. This will include, by way of
     non-limiting examples: all fees, milestones, and cash equivalent for
     securities, equipment and other property or rights received by Aspen as
     sublicensing value from any Sublicensee.

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2.16 Tangible Research Property: The physical embodiments of Patent Rights and
     Technical Information, including those listed in Exhibit B attached hereto
     and incorporated by reference herein, including all progeny and derivatives
     thereof. Delivery will be made in accordance with the terms set forth in
     the Exhibit.

2.17 Technical Information: All ideas, data, know-how, trade secrets, research
     information, methods, procedures or processes, owned by WU, resulting from
     research performed by or under the direction of Dr Irving Boime, and not in
     the public domain, which contribute to the practice of the inventions in
     the Patent Rights and the commercialization of Licensed Products, including
     those identified in Exhibit C attached hereto and incorporated by reference
     herein. Delivery will be made in accordance with the terms set forth in the
     Exhibit.

2.18 Term: Commences on the Effective Date and continues until the expiration of
     the last of the patents included in the Patent Rights to expire, unless
     earlier terminated in accordance with this Agreement. A patent will be
     understood to expire at midnight on the day of its expiration.

2.19 Territory: Anywhere in the world except for countries to which export of
     technology or goods is prohibited by applicable U.S. export control laws or
     regulations.

2.20 Valid Claim: A claim (a) of a pending Patent Rights patent application
     which claim has not been pending for longer than fifteen years, or (b) of
     an issued and unexpired Patent Rights patent which has not been held
     invalid or unenforceable by a court or other governmental agency of
     competent jurisdiction in a decision or order that is not subject to an
     appeal.

3.   License Grant. Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this
     Agreement, WU hereby grants to Aspen and Aspen hereby accepts, the
     following license during the Term in the Territory:

3.1  An exclusive, fee- and royalty-bearing license, including the right to
     grant sublicenses, under the Patent Rights, to make, have made, sell, offer
     for sale, use, and import or export Licensed Products in the Field.

3.2  A nonexclusive, fee- and royalty-bearing license, including the right to
     grant sublicenses, to Tangible Research Property and Technical Information,
     to make, have made, sell, offer for sale, use and import or export Licensed
     Products in the Field. This license includes the right, revocable by WU, to
     bring actions in Aspen's name against third parties for unfair trade
     practices concerning Tangible Research Property or Technical Information
     (alone or in conjunction with actions to enforce the Patent Rights) or to
     defend in Aspen's name against unfair trade practice claims by third
     parties premised on Aspen's use of Tangible Research Property or Technical
     Information in Licensed Products (alone or in conjunction with subject
     matter described and claimed in the Patent Rights) subject to the terms and
     conditions set forth below in this Agreement.

3.3  The right to grant sublicenses granted to Aspen under this Agreement is
     subject to the following conditions:

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3.3.1     In each sublicense, Aspen must prohibit the Sublicensee from further
          sublicensing and require that the Sublicensee is subject to the terms
          and conditions of the license granted to Aspen under this Agreement.

3.3.2     Within thirty days of the effective date of any sublicense, Aspen
          must send to WU a complete copy of the sublicense. If the original
          sublicense is written in a language other than English, then Aspen
          must also send to WU within the allotted time a translation of the
          sublicense written in English.

3.3.3     If Aspen enters bankruptcy or receivership, voluntarily or
          involuntarily, Sublicensing Revenue then or thereafter due to Aspen
          will, upon notice from WU to any Sublicensee, become owed directly to
          WU for the account of Aspen. WU will remit to Aspen any amounts
          received which exceed the sum actually owed by Aspen to WU.

3.3.4     Any sublicense granted by Aspen under this Agreement will remain in
          effect in the event that this Agreement is terminated prior to
          expiration. Any Sublicensee will automatically become a direct
          licensee of WU under the rights originally sublicensed to it by Aspen
          provided the Sublicensee did not cause the termination of this
          Agreement and the Sublicensee agrees to comply with all the terms of
          this Agreement and to fulfill all the responsibilities of Aspen
          hereunder. Any Sublicensee income amounts so received by WU will have
          the effect of offsetting any amounts due from Aspen to WU.

3.3.5     Aspen will be primarily liable to WU for all of Aspen's obligations
          contained in this Agreement. Any act or omission by a Sublicensee that
          would be a material breach of this Agreement if imputed to Aspen will
          be deemed to be a breach by Aspen of this Agreement if not cured
          within 45 days.

3.4  The license "to have made" granted in Sections 3.1 and 3.2 means that Aspen
     may contract with a third party or parties to manufacture Licensed Products
     for Aspen for sale or offer for sale by Aspen or Sublicensees within the
     scope of its (or their) sales operations. Aspen will require any
     contractors to assume confidentiality obligations consonant with Article 7
     of this Agreement.

3.5  WU may use and practice the inventions and subject matter described and
     claimed in the Patent Rights for its own research and collaborations, and
     may permit others to do the same as required for such sponsored research
     and collaborations. Appropriate confidentiality obligations will be
     required.

3.6  WU may use, and grant nonexclusive licenses to others to use, subject
     matter embodied or contained in Tangible Research Property and Technical
     Information, so long as it shall not conflict with the rights under this
     Agreement. Appropriate confidentiality obligations will be required.

3.7  Aspen and Sublicensees have no ownership rights of any kind in the
     Intellectual Property licensed under this Agreement. All ownership rights
     remain the property of WU. WU will retain all original versions of Tangible
     Research Property and Technical Information licensed and will retain
     control over the same at all times. The delivery of Tangible Research
     Property and Technical Information and grant of license rights thereto
     under this Agreement do not constitute a sale of the same.

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3.8  In accordance with Public Laws 96-517, 97-256 and 98-620, codified at 35
     U.S.C. ss.ss. 200-212, the United States government retains certain rights
     to inventions arising from federally supported research or development.
     Under these laws and implementing regulations, the government may impose
     requirements on such inventions. Licensed Products embodying inventions
     subject to these laws and regulations sold in the United States must be
     substantially manufactured in the United States. The license rights granted
     in this Agreement are expressly made subject to these laws and regulations
     as they may be amended from time to time. WU shall hold Aspen harmless from
     any claims by the United States government under this Article 3.8.

3.9  The Parties agree that new Intellectual Property developed or acquired by
     WU during the term of this Agreement, which has applicability in the Field,
     shall be optioned first to Aspen for a license under the same terms and
     conditions as provided by the Agreement.

4.   Diligence. Aspen agrees to use its best efforts, consistent with its
     prudent business judgment, to develop, manufacture, promote and sell
     Licensed Products as soon as practical in accordance with the Development
     Plan. Aspen also agrees that it will require its Sublicensees to be
     diligent uniformly to the standards and obligations of Aspen set forth
     herein.

4.1  Within sixty days of the Effective Date of this Agreement, Aspen will
     provide to WU a Development Plan describing Aspen's plans for
     commercializing Licensed Products. Each Development Plan will contain the
     following minimum information:

4.1.1     A definition and/or specification of each Licensed Product planned
          for development.

4.1.2     Tasks to be performed by Aspen, its contractors and/or Sublicensees
          to develop each Licensed Product to the point of commercialization,
          including estimated time schedules for specific tasks such as
          prototype development, beta testing, trials, product development, and
          market surveys and testing.

4.1.3     Tasks to be performed to achieve regulatory approval or other
          certification of each Licensed Product including estimated time
          schedules.

4.1.4     Good faith estimate of time of First Commercial Sale of each Licensed
          Product by country in North America, Europe, and Asia/Pacific Basin.

4.1.5     Good faith estimates of Sales and income by Calendar Half for the
          next five calendar years including the first calendar year or partial
          calendar year following the Effective Date.

4.2  Aspen will update the Development Plan and report progress against the Plan
     in writing to WU no later than January 31 and July 31 of the first two
     calendar years following the calendar year in which the Effective Date
     falls, and no later than January 31 of each subsequent calendar year. The
     updates and reports will summarize in reasonable detail the progress
     achieved and any problems encountered in the development, prototyping,
     evaluation, testing, manufacture, sale, and/or marketing of each Licensed
     Product. Upon reasonable request by WU, Aspen will consult with WU about
     tasks, schedules and progress.

4.3  Prior to the First Commercial Sale of each Licensed Product, Aspen will be
     considered to be diligent regarding the development of such respective
     Licensed Product as long as Aspen provides the required Development Plan
     and updates and reports progress against the Plan and as long as Aspen:

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4.3.1     Continues to provide financial and other resources required to
          maintain progress in accomplishing the Plan as it relates to each
          Licensed Product.

4.3.2     Conducts and/or enables others to conduct all activities required to
          maintain scheduled progress for accomplishing the Plan as it relates
          to each Licensed Product.

4.4  Within three years after the First Commercial Sale of a Licensed Product
     Aspen will be considered diligent if Aspen sells sufficient quantities of
     Licensed Products or earned sufficient revenues from Sublicensee
     Agreements, that earned royalties equal or exceed the minimum royalty
     payments required under Article 5. Should Aspen fail to meet this
     requirement, WU may declare that Aspen is not diligent.

4.5  Should WU conclude in its reasonable judgment that Aspen is not diligent in
     development or sales of a Licensed Product based on the standards set forth
     in Sections 4.1, 4.3 and 4.4 above as applicable, for reasons other than:

4.5.1     Withholding of regulatory approval by a government agency
          notwithstanding Aspen's diligent efforts to obtain such approval;

4.5.2     Encountering unanticipated technical or scientific problems which
          have been promptly reported in writing to WU; or

4.5.3     Other causes beyond the reasonable control of Aspen notwithstanding
          its diligent efforts to overcome them, and which have been promptly
          reported in writing to WU; then WU may notify Aspen of its conclusions
          and the bases therefor and, upon request of WU, Aspen must show cause
          why the license granted for such Licensed Product should not be
          terminated.

5.   Fees, Payments and Royalties.

5.1  Within forty-five days of the Effective Date of the Agreement, Aspen will
     pay to WU a non-refundable, non-creditable license issue fee of $ 190,000
     (one hundred ninety thousand USD). This will be paid as $ 60,000 in cash
     and $130,000 in Aspen common stock at current value (with current value
     defined as the closing price of Aspen's common stock on the day of signing
     this Agreement).

5.2  Aspen must pay to WU a non-refundable minimum royalty for Licensed Products
     sold by Aspen or its Sublicensees. The first calendar period for which the
     minimum royalty will be paid will begin on the first day of the Calendar
     Half following the effective date of this agreement. Payments under this
     Section 5.2 will be due in the following amounts for the corresponding
     calendar periods:

5.2.1     Period                         Minimum Royalty
          1st & 2nd  Calendar Halves    $ 10,000
          3rd & 4th Calendar Halves     $ 10,000
          Fifth and Each                $ 10,000
            Subsequent Half

5.2.2     Minimum royalties will be paid on January 31 and July 31 of each
          respective Calendar Half.

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5.4  Aspen must pay to WU an earned royalty of 5 % (five percent) of the Gross
     Sales of Licensed Product(s) made, made for, used, imported or sold by
     Aspen and any Sublicensee for any Calendar Half following Aspen's First
     Commercial Sale.

5.4.1     Earned royalties are fully creditable against minimum royalties
          called for in Section 5.2, above, or vice versa.

5.4.2     Earned royalties will be accumulated and reported on a Calendar Half
          basis. Aspen will pay to WU earned royalties accumulated during the
          preceeding Calendar Half on the February 28 or August 31 immediately
          following the end of that Calendar Half.

5.5  Licensee will pay WU 25 % (twenty five percent) of Sublicense Revenue
     (sublicense fees) in addition to the royalties set forth in Section 5.4.

5.5.1     Sublicense fees to WU are fully creditable against minimum royalties
          called for in Section 5.2, and vice versa.

5.5.2     Sublicense fees will be accumulated and reported on a Calendar Half
          basis. Aspen will pay to WU sublicense fees accumulated during the
          preceding Calendar Half on the February 28 or August 31 immediately
          following the end of that Calendar Half.

5.5.3     Licensed Products may be made, used, imported or sold in combination
          with or as part of other products which are covered by a claim of a
          third party's patent or by other intellectual property rights of a
          third party, requiring a license to enable Aspen or Sublicensees to
          make, use, sell or offer for sale, or import Combination Products. To
          calculate the value of Net Sales of Combination Products, the gross
          sales of such Products will be multiplied by the fraction A/(A + B)
          where A is the fair market value of the Licensed Product when sold
          separately, and B is the fair market value of the Other Agent
          [Component] when sold separately. Allowed deductions may then be
          subtracted from the proportion of gross sales attributable to the
          Licensed Product to compute Gross Sales.

5.6  No multiple royalty will be required to be paid because a Licensed Product
     or its manufacture, use, sale or importation is covered by more than one
     Valid Claim or patent or patent application within the Patent Rights.

5.7  Should Aspen enter into a license agreement with a third party to avoid or
     settle a claim of infringement or unfair trade practice due to Aspen's use
     of Intellectual Property in commercializing any Licensed Product, Aspen may
     offset 50% of any royalty payments made in accordance with such third party
     licenses against the royalties and fees owed to WU under Sections 5.4 and
     5.5, provided, however, that in no event will the royalty and fee payments
     due to WU under those sections be reduced by more than 50% for any Calendar
     Half. Unused credits may be carried over by Aspen from one Calendar Half to
     the next until exhausted.

6.   Place and Method of Payment; Reports and Records; Audit; Interest.

6.1  All dollar ($) amounts referred to in this Agreement are expressed in
     United States dollars. All payments to WU under this Agreement must be made
     in United States dollars by check or electronic transfer payable to
     "Washington University". Any Sales revenues for Licensed Products received
     by Aspen in currency other than United States dollars will be converted to
     United States dollars at the conversion rate for the foreign currency as
     published in the Eastern edition of The Wall Street Journal as of the last
     business day in the United States of the applicable Calendar Half.

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6.2  Checks will be dispatched to WU's correspondence address given in Section
     16 below. Electronic transfers will be made to a bank account designated by
     WU.

6.3  Aspen must deliver to WU within forty-five days of the end of each Calendar
     Half in which earned royalties and/or sublicense fees are owed and payable
     a written report setting forth the calculation of the payments made to WU
     for that Calendar Half, including at least the following:

6.3.1     The number of Licensed Products and volume of Sales by country.

6.3.2     Gross receipts for Sales of Licensed Products including total amounts
          invoiced, billed or received.

6.3.3     Allowed deductions as defined in Section 2.11, giving totals by each
          type.

6.3.4     Royalties, fees and payments due to WU giving totals for each
          category.

6.3.6     Earned royalty amounts credited against minimum royalty payments or
          vice versa.

6.4  Aspen must maintain, and require its Sublicensees to maintain complete and
     accurate books of accounts and records which would enable an independent
     auditor to verify the amounts paid as royalties, fees and payments under
     this Agreement. Aspen must also require its Sublicensees to file reports to
     Aspen to enable Aspen to comply with all record keeping and reporting
     obligations in this Agreement. The books and records must be maintained for
     three years following the Calendar Half after submission of the reports
     required by this Article. Upon reasonable notice by WU, Aspen must give WU
     (or auditors or inspectors appointed by and representing WU) access to all
     books and records relating to Sales of Licensed Products by Aspen and its
     Sublicensees to conduct an audit or review of those books and records. This
     access must be available at least once during each calendar year, for a
     reasonable time, during regular business hours, during the Term of the
     Agreement and for the three calendar years following the year in which
     termination or expiration occurs. If WU determines that Aspen has underpaid
     royalties by 5% or more for any Calendar Half, then Aspen must pay WU the
     actual outside costs and expenses of its accountants and auditors in
     connection with the review and audit.

6.5  Any amounts that are not paid by Aspen to WU when due will accrue interest
     from the due date until payment is made at an annual rate equal to two
     percent above prime or the maximum allowed by law, if less.

7.   Confidentiality.

7.1  All Patent Rights patent applications, Tangible Research Property and
     Technical Information designated by WU as confidential at the time it is
     delivered to Aspen and Articles [Sections THIS NEEDS TO BE DEFINED BY WU]
     of this Agreement are Confidential Information.

7.2  Aspen will maintain in secrecy and not disclose to any third party any of
     WU's Confidential Information. Aspen will ensure that its employees have
     access to WU's Confidential Information only on a need-to-know basis and
     are obligated by written agreement to keep Aspen's confidentiality
     obligations under this Agreement.

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7.3  The obligations of confidentiality specified in this Article will not
     extend to Confidential Information which:

7.3.1      Becomes part of the public domain through no fault of Aspen.

7.3.2      Was known to Aspen before disclosure to Aspen by WU as established by
          clear and convincing documentary evidence;

7.3.3     Comprises identical subject matter to that which had been originally
          and independently developed by Aspen personnel without knowledge or
          use of any WU Confidential Information; or

7.3.4     Was disclosed to Aspen by a third party having a right to make the
          disclosure.

7.4  Notwithstanding the other terms of this Article 6, Aspen may, to the extent
     necessary, use Confidential Information to secure governmental approval to
     clinically test or market a Licensed Product, to secure patent protection
     for an invention within the Patent Rights, to comply with a court order or
     governmental rule or regulation (including regulations under the Securities
     and Exchange Commission), or to show to a potential sublicensee or
     contractor subject to an appropriate confidentiality agreement. Aspen will,
     in any such use, take all reasonably available steps to maintain
     confidentiality of the disclosed Information and to guard against any
     further disclosure.

8    Representations and Warranties.

8.1  WU represents and warrants that:

8.1.1     WU is a corporation organized, existing and in good standing under
          the laws of Missouri.

8.1.2     It has the authority to enter into this Agreement and that the person
          signing on its behalf has the authority to do so.

8.1.3     To the best of its knowledge, it is the owner (subject to any rights
          retained by the U.S. government by operation of law) of the
          Intellectual Property licensed in this Agreement and that it has the
          authority to grant the licenses set forth herein.

8.1.4     To the best of its knowledge, as of the Effective Date of the
          Agreement, there are no actions, suits or claims pending against WU
          challenging WU's ownership or control of the Intellectual Property
          licensed in this Agreement.

8.1.5     To the best of its knowledge, all inventors named in patent
          applications within the Patent Rights have, unless indicated otherwise
          to the contrary, entered into agreements with WU promising to assign
          to WU their right, title and interest in and to the patent
          application(s) describing and claiming their invention(s) or have
          already made such an assignment.

8.2       Aspen represents and warrants that:

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8.2.1     It is a corporation duly organized, existing, and in good standing
          under the laws of Colorado. .

8.2.2     The execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement have been
          authorized by all necessary corporate action on the part of Aspen and
          that the person signing the Agreement on behalf of Aspen has the
          authority to do so.

8.2.3     The making or performance of this Agreement would not violate any
          separate agreement it has with any other person or entity.

8.2.4     It is not a party to any agreement or arrangement that would prevent
          it from performing its duties and fulfilling its obligations to WU
          under this Agreement.

8.3       Nothing in this Agreement is or will be construed as:

8.3.1     A warranty or representation by WU as to the validity or scope of its
          Patent Rights, Tangible Research Property or Technical Information.

8.3.2     Granting by implication, estoppel or otherwise any licenses or rights
          under patents or other intellectual property rights of WU or other
          persons, other than the rights expressly granted above to Intellectual
          Property identified on the attached Exhibits.

8.3.3     An obligation to furnish any technology or technological information
          other than that identified in the attached Exhibits.

8.3.4     A grant of rights to either Party to use the name of the other in
          advertising, publicity, or otherwise, except as expressly authorized
          herein, without the permission of the other Party.

8.4  THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND WU MAKES NO
     REPRESENTATIONS AND EXTENDS NO WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR
     IMPLIED. THERE ARE NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
     FITNESS OF ANY LICENSED PRODUCT FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR THAT THE USE
     OF ANY LICENSED PRODUCT WILL NOT INFRINGE ANY PATENT, COPYRIGHT, TRADEMARK
     OR OTHER RIGHTS, OR ANY OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTES. WU WILL NOT BE
     LIABLE TO ASPEN ITS SUCCESSORS, ASSIGNS, CONTRACTORS OR SUBLICENSEES OR ANY
     THIRD PARTY REGARDING ANY CLAIM ARISING FROM ASPEN'S USE OF LICENSED
     INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OR ANY LICENSED PRODUCT OR FROM THE MANUFACTURE, USE,
     IMPORTATION OR SALE OF LICENSED PRODUCTS, OR ANY CLAIM FOR LOSS OF PROFITS,
     LOSS OR INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS, OR FOR INDIRECT, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
     DAMAGES OF ANY KIND.

9    Application, Prosecution and Maintenance of Patent Rights.

9.1  WU has the sole right to control the preparation, filing, prosecution,
     issue and maintenance of Patent Rights patents and applications. WU will
     select qualified outside patent counsel reasonably acceptable to Aspen and
     corresponding foreign associates to prepare, file, prosecute and maintain
     U.S. patents/applications and foreign counterparts within the Patent
     Rights. WU will consult with Aspen regarding the prosecution of Patent
     Rights patent applications including, without limitation, by providing
     Aspen a reasonable opportunity to review and comment on proposed
     submissions to any patent office before the papers are filed. WU will keep
     Aspen reasonably informed of the status of Patent Rights patents and
     applications by timely giving Aspen copies of communications relating to
     such Patent Rights that are received from any patent office or outside
     patent counsel of record or foreign associate.

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9.2  During the Term of the Agreement, Aspen will reimburse WU for all
     reasonable and documented costs and expenses incurred by WU in the
     preparation, filing, prosecution, issue and maintenance of patents and
     applications within the Patent Rights within thirty days of receipt from WU
     of copies of billing invoices for such costs and expenses. Such costs and
     related reimbursement shall be limited to that portion associated with the
     limited Field under this License Agreement.

9.3  As long as Aspen satisfies its reimbursement obligations hereunder in a
     timely manner, WU agrees that it will diligently prosecute and maintain the
     applications and patents within the Patent Rights. WU will prepare, file
     and prosecute additional applications within the Patent Rights as Aspen may
     request, in WU's name at Aspen's sole expense.

9.4  If Aspen at any time informs WU in writing that it no longer wishes to
     reimburse WU for expenses relating to any Patent Rights applications or
     patents in any country, WU will be free upon receipt of such notice, and
     without further obligation to Aspen whatsoever, to abandon the applications
     or patents subject to the notice or to continue prosecution or maintenance,
     at its option. Any application or patent for which WU assumes
     responsibility for the expenses of preparation, filing, prosecution, issue
     or maintenance will be removed from the Patent Rights and the license
     granted to Aspen under Sections 3.1 and 3.2 for the same will terminate
     immediately.

10   Infringement, Enforcement, and Defense.

10.1 The license granted herein includes the revocable right to bring actions in
     WU's name to enforce the Patent Rights against third parties or to defend
     the Patent Rights in WU"s name against claims by third parties, subject to
     the terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement

10.2 WU and Aspen will promptly give to the other written notice of any known or
     suspected infringement of the Patent Rights or unauthorized use of the
     Tangible Research Property or Technical Information by third parties.

10.3 Aspen at its sole expense will attempt to abate any infringement of the
     Patent Rights or unauthorized use of Tangible Research Property or
     Technical Information by third parties as it relates to the rights provided
     under this Agreement. Aspen will have the right to institute and conduct
     actions against third parties for infringement and unfair trade practices
     through outside counsel of its choice who are reasonably acceptable to WU.
     Aspen will keep WU informed of all proceedings and provide copies of all
     pleadings and other papers related to such actions. WU will provide
     reasonable assistance to Aspen in prosecuting any such actions.

10.4 Aspen at its sole expense will defend third party claims of patent or
     intellectual property infringement and injury, death or product liability
     brought against Aspen and/or WU. Aspen will have the right to conduct the
     defense of such actions through outside counsel of its choice who are
     reasonably acceptable to WU. WU will provide all reasonable assistance for
     the defense of such claims and Aspen will keep WU informed of all
     proceedings and provide copies of all pleadings and other papers related to
     such actions.

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10.5 Notwithstanding anything stated herein to contrary, Aspen will not be
     permitted to settle or compromise any claim or action in a manner that may
     impose restrictions or obligations on WU or grant rights or concessions to
     Intellectual Property or Licensed Products without WU's prior written
     consent.

10.6 Aspen will be entitled to offset 50% of its attorney's fees and expenses
     incurred in abating third party infringement or unfair trade practices or
     bringing or defending any action against third parties under this Article,
     against the royalties due under Section 5.4 and the fees due under Section
     5.5, subject to the restriction of Section 5.7.

10.7 If Aspen fails or declines to take any action under Section 10.3 within a
     reasonable time after receiving notice of third party infringement or
     unfair trade practices, then WU will have the right, but not the
     obligation, to take appropriate actions against such third parties. If
     Aspen fails to defend a claim or action under Section 10.3 within thirty
     days of receiving notice of the same, WU may assume the defense for the
     account of and at the risk of Aspen and any resulting liability will be
     deemed conclusively to be a liability of Aspen. In either case, the failure
     or declination of Aspen to act will result in the immediate loss of Aspen's
     license rights under this Agreement in the country or territory in which
     the unabated infringement or undefended third party claim or action
     pertains.

11   Indemnification. Aspen will indemnify, defend and hold harmless Dr Irving
     Boime and WU, its trustees, faculty, staff, students and agents from and
     against any and all liability, loss, damage, action, claim or expense
     (including attorney's fees and costs at trial and appellate levels) in
     connection with any claim, suit, action, demand or judgment arising out of
     (a) the use of any Intellectual Property in the design, development,
     production, manufacture, sale or offer for sale, use, importation, lease,
     marketing or promotion by Aspen or its contractors, Sublicensees or agents
     of any Licensed Product or (b) injury or death to person or damage to
     property, or (c) any third party claim that any use or licensing of the
     Intellectual Property under this Agreement violates or infringes that
     party's intellectual property rights.

12   Insurance.

12.1 Aspen or any Sublicensee as appropriate, will provide WU with a certificate
     of insurance and will provide a complete copy of the insurance policy to WU
     as soon as one becomes available and notices of subsequent renewals. The
     certificates must provide that Aspen's carrier will notify WU in writing at
     least thirty days prior to cancellation or material change in coverage.

12.2 WU may periodically evaluate the adequacy of the minimum coverages of
     insurance specified in this Article. WU reserves the right to require Aspen
     to adjust the insurance coverages. The specified minimum coverages do not
     constitute a limitation on Aspen's obligation to indemnify WU under this
     Agreement.

13   Termination.

13.1 Aspen may terminate this Agreement with or without cause on ninety days
     written notice to WU. The license rights granted hereunder terminate at the
     end of the ninety day period.

13.2 WU may terminate on sixty days written notice to Aspen upon material breach
     by Aspen of the Agreement, subject only to the provisions of Article 4.5.3.
     The termination becomes effective at the end of the sixty day period unless
     Aspen has fully cured the breach within the sixty days. Material breaches
     include the following:

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13.2.1    Failure to use best efforts to commercialize Licensed Products under
          Section 4.

13.2.2    Failure to provide a Development Plan within the time allowed as
          required in Section 4.1 or the updates required in Section 4.2.

13.2.3    Non-compliance with Section 4.3.

13.2.4    Failure to pay any fee, payment or royalty required by Article 5
          when due in the place and manner set forth in Article 6.

13.2.5    Failure to keep accurate and complete books and records and to cause
          Sublicensees to do the same, as required by Article 6. Also, failure
          to allow reasonable inspection and audit as required by Article 6.

13.2.6    Breach of confidentiality requirements of Article 7.

13.2.7    Failure to obtain, maintain and report levels of insurance required
          in Article 12.

13.3 If Aspen enters bankruptcy or receivership, voluntarily or involuntarily,
     all obligations of WU and all rights (but not obligations) of Aspen
     terminate immediately without the need for either WU or Aspen to take any
     action.

13.4 Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason, Aspen must return to WU
     all Confidential Information (as defined in Article 7) received from WU
     during the Term of this Agreement.

13.5 On termination by either Party for any reason, the license rights granted
     to Aspen under Article 3 terminate when termination of the Agreement is
     effective. Aspen's obligations to pay fees, royalties or other payments and
     patent expenses (Article 10) accruing prior to termination survive
     termination

14   Use of Names. Neither Party may use the name of the other for any
     commercial, advertisement, or promotional purpose without the written
     consent of the other. WU acknowledges and understands that Aspen is
     required to make disclosure of the terms of this Agreement with the
     Securities and Exchange Commission and to issue a press release upon
     execution of this Agreement. WU agrees, after an opportunity to review the
     press release and the ability to comment thereon, to permit Aspen to
     release any information required under federal and state securities laws in
     a press release or filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

15   Assignment or Pledge of Agreement. Neither this Agreement nor any portion
     of it may be assigned by either Party to anyone else without the written
     consent of the other Party. Notwithstanding this, Aspen may assign the
     entire Agreement, without WU's consent, to an entity that succeeds to
     substantially all of its business or assets by way of merger, sale,
     acquisition or otherwise, provided that the successor agrees in writing to
     assume all the obligations and liabilities of Aspen to WU. The rights
     granted in this Agreement may not be pledged in any way by Aspen or any
     Sublicensee to secure any purchase, lease or loan.

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16   Notice. Any required or permissive notice under this Agreement will be
     sufficient if in writing and delivered personally, by recognized national
     overnight courier, or by registered or certified mail, postage prepaid and
     return receipt requested, to the address below and will be deemed to have
     been given as of the date shown on the receipt if by certified or
     registered mail, or the day following dispatch if by overnight courier.

      If to WU:
      ---------

      Washington University
      Office of Technology Management
      Campus Box 8013
      660 South Euclid Avenue
      St. Louis MO 63110 Fax (314/ 362-5872)

      If to Aspen:
      ------------

      AspenBio, Inc.
      1585 South Perry St.
      Castle Rock, CO  80104
      Fax: (303/798-8332)

17   Arbitration [Reserved].

18   General Provisions.

18.1 This Agreement will be governed and interpreted according to the laws of
     Missouri.

18.2 None of the terms of this Agreement can be waived except by mutual written
     consent of the Parties.

18.3 This instrument comprises the entire agreement and understanding of the
     Parties relating to the subject matter of the Agreement.

18.4 This Agreement cannot be changed, modified or amended except by a written
     instrument subscribed by authorized representatives of the respective
     Parties.

18.5 Neither Party is an agent or contractor of the other as a result of any
     transaction under or related to this Agreement. Neither Party may in any
     way pledge the other Party's credit or incur any obligation on behalf of
     the other Party.

18.6 Each Party is liable to the other only for actual damages for breach of
     this Agreement or any warranty contained herein, and not for any special,
     consequential, incidental, or indirect damages arising out of this
     Agreement, however caused, under any theory of liability.

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18.7 The provisions of this Agreement are severable in that if any provision in
     the Agreement is determined to be invalid or unenforceable under any
     controlling body of law, that will not affect the validity or
     enforceability of the remaining provisions of the Agreement.

18.8 If the performance of any obligation under this Agreement is prevented or
     impaired by acts of war, riot, acts or defaults of common carriers, or
     governmental laws or regulations, a Party will be excused from performance
     so long as such cause continues to prevent or impair that Party's
     performance. The Party claiming force majeure excuse must promptly notify
     the other Party of the existence of the cause and must at all times use
     diligent efforts to resume and complete performance. This Section 18.8 will
     not excuse Aspen's obligation to pay fees, payments and royalties under
     Article 5 of the Agreement.

18.9 WU has no responsibility for product design and development, servicing,
     distribution, or marketing, or any decisions made or strategies devised in
     areas related to Licensed Products.

18.10 Articles 5, 6, 7 above, 11, and 14 above will survive expiration or
     termination of this Agreement for a period of three years.

18.11 This Agreement will be executed in two original versions, one belonging to
     each Party. The originals are valid counterparts of each other.

Witness: The parties have caused this Agreement to be executed in duplicate by
         their duly qualified representatives.

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Accepted by (Aspen):              Provided by (WU):
ASPENBIO, INC                     WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
AUTHORIZED OFFICIAL               AUTHORIZED OFFICIAL

AspenBio, Inc.                    Washington University

Signature:By:_______________     Signature:_____________________

Printed Name:  Roger Hurst        Printed Name: Michael G. Douglas

Title:  President                 Title: Associate Vice Chancellor, Technology
                                           Management

Date:_______________              Date:_________________

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<PAGE>EXHIBIT 10.1

EXHIBIT 10.1

CONFIDENTIAL

                                                                                               June 30, 2004

Page 1

Definitive Purchase Agreement

I.

Acquiring Entity

Sitestar Corporation (the “Buyer” “Sitestar”) incorporated in the State of Nevada, and/or an affiliate, will purchase the assets of (the “Purchase” or the “Transaction”) Virginia Link Internet (“Seller,” or the “Company”) incorporated in the Commonwealth of Virginia (collectively the “Company”); its assets currently owned by Larry Aaron Thompson, Jr., Michele Rene Haynes, Magdalena Bottomley and Joseph Kyle (the “Owners”). 

II.

Structure and Consideration

Buyer will acquire 100% of the Company’s dial-up Internet-related assets, including but not limited to: all customers, software, hard assets and intellectual property (trademarks, brands, trade names, customer lists, Web content, etc).  Buyer will not acquire any automobiles the company may have listed as assets.

III.

Company Representations and Warranties

a.

The Company provides multiple services to a residential and corporate customer base. Service offerings including dial up Internet access, web hosting, retail sales of products and services, information technology consulting and network installations.  

b.

The Company will generate at least $402,348.30 in sales from Virginia Link and Network Management, Inc. and North Carolina Mt. Airy Networks operations for the FY 2004 calendar year.

c.

The Company has approximately 1,726 Internet access subscribers with an attrition rate of not greater than 20% per year.  

d.

The Company’s hard assets (excluding the company vehicle) have a current fair market value of not less than $25,000.00 and are free and clear of any leans or encumbrances. 

e.

The Company is in good standing with its creditors, employees and suppliers and is not currently party to any pending legal action.

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Page 2

IV.

Purchase Consideration

Purchase consideration is based on the Company’s aggregate revenue, as adjusted for deferred revenue, number of subscribers, asset base and general financial performance reflecting the representations of the Company. Should the actual value differ from the values represented by the Company, the Purchase Price will be adjusted accordingly. Assets of the Company include all balance sheet items and other assets and intellectual property utilized in the operation of the business. A definitive list of assets shall be compiled and agreed upon by Buyer and Seller. All additional terms and conditions of the purchase consideration will be addressed in the definitive agreement.         

a.

Buyer will not assume any of the Seller’s ongoing financial responsibilities. 

b.

If any liens or encumbrances are found to be attached to the assets of the purchased assets, the value shall be deducted from the Purchase Consideration.

V.

Payment Structure

This Transaction will include the following components: 

a.

Seller shall receive $220,000 less an adjustment for deferred revenue (portion of prepaid sales) over a period of thirty (30) months in equal monthly installments due on the 10th of the month.

b.

For value received, Seller will enter into a three-year Non-Compete Agreement.  

c.

Any payments during the term of the agreement that are accepted by Seller on behalf of Sitestar may be deducted from total amount due and deducted from the monthly payments.

d.

Each party agrees to refer prospective customers to one another whenever possible.

VI.

Covenants

a.

Each party shall be responsible for their own legal and transactional expenses.

b.

Any debts incurred by the Company that are attached to assets must be disclosed and a portion of payments may be made directly to satisfy the outstanding debt.

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Page 3

VII.

Employment/Non-Compete Contracts

a.

Included in the Purchase Price, Mr. Larry A. Thompson shall provide his services for a reasonable transition period, up to a maximum of thirty (30) days.  From that point forward, up to one year, Owners agree to be available to Sitestar management by telephone only on an as-needed basis.  Mr. Thompson may bill Sitestar an hourly rate of $45.00 for services performed after the 30 days as approved by Sitestar.  

b.

Sitestar acknowledges that Mr. Thompson has committed to help the local fire department build a broadband wireless network and to have a not-for-profit hotspot to assist the locality for economic development purposes only and if Sitestar loses paying customers because of this free service, the fair value of those customers will be deducted from the purchase price.

c.

Owners will be encouraged to continue to sign up new customers for Internet services based on Buyers rates and policies as an affiliate.

d.

Sitestar will require Owners to enter into a Non-Compete Contract pertaining to internet access services within the states of Virginia and North Carolina and bordering states for a period of thirty six (36) months: The terms and conditions of this agreement will be addressed during the due diligence period.

VIII.

Conduct of Business

From the date of your acceptance hereof, through the closing date, the Seller shall conduct its business only in the ordinary course and consistent with relationships and goodwill existing on the date hereof and promptly notify Buyer of any emergency or other change in the ordinary course of the Seller’s business.

IX.

Confidentiality

The Purchase Price and all discussions pertaining to this agreement or this Transaction will be held by the parties in strict confidence and will not be disclosed to anyone other than the agents or representatives and financing sources of the parties who need to know such information in connection with the Transaction completed hereby.

X.

Intermediaries

a.

Buyer and the Company agree that no intermediaries have represented either party in the proposed Transaction.

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AGREED AND ACCEPTED:

Virginia Link Internet and Network Management, Inc.

Sitestar 

By:  Larry Thompson, Jr.

/s/ Larry Thompson, Jr.

/s/ Frank R. Erhartic

President

Chairman & CEO

        

Virginia Link Internet 

By:  Michele Rene Haynes

/s/ Michele Rene Haynes

Shareholder

Virginia Link Internet 

By:  Magdalena Bottomley

/s/ Magdalena Bottomley

Shareholder

Virginia Link Internet 

By:  Joseph Kyle

/s/ Joseph Kyle

Shareholder

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