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And ? What's the point in reposting a six month old news which everyone has long known about ?

NCYT has already brought to the market lab-based tests. With a lab you can bring anywhere. Check mate.

https://www.genesig.com/products/9696-genesig-q16-real-time-pcr-instrument
https://www.genesig.com/products/10042-genesig-q32-real-time-pcr-instrument

So, any news ?

And the Twatter ramping drones who mindlessly repost that erroneous affirmation... oh boy how cringey.

The CDC merely published the paper zo, they did not conduct the research.

Casse-toi avec ta pub haram.

"Coronavirus antibodies fade after only a month, a new study has revealed, in what could signal a blow to worldwide hopes of finding a vaccine."

"A previous study by King's College London found 60 per cent of the 96 people studied had a “potent” Covid-19 antibody response at the height of their infection, falling to just 17 per cent three months later.”

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/09/10/coronavirus-antibodies-fade-month-study-shows/

Okay, I think we might achieve decent sales of our upcoming antibody test, more so if it allows for a quantitative assessment of the antibodies which've been detected.

Also notice how often Optigene and Lighthouse labs are mentioned : https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EhiSYgYXYAEDJv3?format=jpg&name=large

Link courtesy of the AVCT forum : https://twitter.com/carolecadwalla/status/1303951918914564224/photo/1

Look at the "portfolio of testing technologies" : they explicitely mention PCR and "endpoint PCR". These will be used for "high risk individuals", in "outbreak environments".

Manufacturing, new kits, reagents - all marked as "new build [of capacity] required"

Partners are only mentionned as being "potential", even zo we know that letters of intent have been signed. GSK and AZN confirmed. Thermofished mentionned for tests.
I think these consultants have focused on the big boys ; unsurprisingly.

In further slides, the scaling up of qRT-PCR is explicitely mentionned : https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EhiUPpeWkAA0djL?format=jpg&name=large
=> Names of the Deloitte guys in charge of this scale up are explicitely written... VanV, GGG and the rest of the Fine Team, perhaps you could trace them back and tell them how Novacyt has the perfect products for their needs ?

In this slide : https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EhiUPpcXkAIfHDT?format=jpg&name=large
Under "new technologies", they mention "ePCR" and talk about a "hight-throughput PCR lab-based technology - binary positive-negative result."
Apparently done by LGC : https://www.lgcgroup.com/what-we-do/genomic-analysis-tools/pcr-reagents-and-instruments/

Fresh article from today : https://www.lemonde.fr/planete/article/2020/09/10/coronavirus-medecins-debordes-parents-desempares-les-rhumes-perturbent-la-rentree_6051623_3244.html

For the non francophones, I'll translate the title : « Coronavirus : overwhelmed doctors, despaired parents… flu perturbates back-to-school »

It says that many doctors receive requests from parents whose children show signs of flu, and are thus told off by schools. One medical practice saw 5 times more children than usual ; and refused to write certificates that the kids didn't have the corona (since they weren't tested accordingly).

Sheeeet's getting real bruvs ! This multiplex test really holds the potential to become a golden goose for the winter season. And to a lesser extent, the rapid flu test that Microgen has been pushing on Twatter recently.

(But can one have *both* the usual flu and the nasty corona ? In which case, the multiplex test is indispensable)

WHY DO YOU WRITE IN CAPS

From my understanding, only the Lighthouse laboratory operated by GSK/AZN - the one in Cambridge - is using NCYT tests.

I have no target for unit sales - I'm only focused on the contract amount. If we get less than DNAfudge I'll be fuming.

No mention of 10 million test zo.

It's not deramping, it's basic stock market psychology.

In the last days, the ODX and AVCT crews have been have been assaulting each other over who's been picked for which rapid testing contracts. AVCT guys tout that their upcoming test will provoke a paradigm shift, "mother of all tests" and all that stuff.

Now that a gigantic contract is about to be announced, if it turns out that ODX and AVCT get peanuts compared to GSK, the collision with reality will be unbearable for some - especially in the AVCT camp.

Chill out guys, take comfort in the fact that some of that public money will come back to your wallets under the form of an increased SP !

Cheers Balanced, that CRISPR test would certainly fit the "rapid, home testing" bill mentionned by Handjob.

Man, if the contract for rapid testing indeed goes to GSK, some people will be on suicide watch... namely, AVCT shareholders.

Yeah Donnoder, it's unlikely that only one company would be providing all these tests... even if a single company got the contract, it'd have to source the required tests from various suppliers.

But wait, since when do GSK produce their own tests ?

For their Lighthouse lab, they partnered with AZN and us - we were the suppliers.

However, they do mention working on their own test : https://www.gsk.com/media/5978/coronavirus_factsheet_2.pdf
"Developing a rapid test to detect COVID-19 that uses patented technology and is reliable, fully disposable and easy-to-use at home"

I'm guessing both types of tests would be ordered ; regular PCR (or the new NAAT one) made by us, and the disposable home test made by GSK.

A 100bn£ budget ? Das sum crazy sheeeet ! Bojo be bonkers !

"Firms named are GSK for supplying tests, AstraZeneca for laboratory capacity, and Serco and G4S for logistics and warehousing."

NCYT not named but since AZ is, perhaps we could get some of that sweet 100bn£ pie.