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As I wrote, bruv, you used a derivative of that classic trope ; implying that my assessment is wrong, cos I'm not from Sacred Blighty.

Besides being a fallacy, this ain't being exactly classy innit.

@ Manchego : not in the least surprised to witness your usage of the derivative of another classic trope ; i.e. "If you don't like it 'ere, go back to your ****ry !".

Just the usual knee-jerk fallacy to deflect any criticism that might be remotely voiced towards your favourite political party or your immaculate motherland.

Come to think of it, now the NHS is "allegedly" going to receive an additional 350m£ per week starting 2021... surely they'll have ample budget to buy our tests ! Brilliant !

You're clearly upset, manchego. Try to chill out, get a beer or your gummy bears.

Yes your got your Tories - "suck it up, Labour !"
Yes you got your Brexit - "suck it up, Remoaners !"

Now man up and take responsibility for your "democratic" choices.

Me ? I'm not much affected since I'm from over the pond.

It's both sad and comical. But the Bri'ish people got what they voted for.

Anyway, take comfort in the fact that it might mean more sales for us.
Hopefully NCYT's sales team will be honing in on the care homes market.

*ascertain

I think so, they have a site at the Cambridge BIomedical Campus, at the very least.
And Cambridge is where one of the regional Lighthouse lab is located.

Plus their press release reads : "Working together with partners at the University of Cambridge and other world-leading institutions, Fluidic Analytics has developed the Fluidity One-W Serum in response to the COVID-19 pandemic."

Said "partners" could either be Cambridge academics, or they might also entail other entities... such as Primerdesign engineers.

But for all we know, this alleged partnership between Fluidic and Novacyt might just be a production/distribution deal. Wouldn't be half bad, if you ask me.

It'd be exciting if Fluidic is indeed our partner, because from what I understand, their fine-grained technology would be well-suited for post-vaccination, follow up studies of immunisation .

Remember that herd immunity is deemed to be gained only after 60%+ of a population is immune. And that we still don't know which vaccines will work, and which'd require a double dosage. A good way to acertain this, is to study precisely the antibodies.

That's where, it seems, such a technology would shine ; going beyond the mere "yes there are antibodies / no there aren't" approach that basic antibody tests are currently providing.

And now we have a respectable amount of cash, there'd also be room for capital injection in that company...

Yep Coke : https://twitter.com/ali_maynard1982/status/1291472117561790464/photo/1

Right Alastair, I meant *antibody* of course ;)

Alastair's message on Twatter points towards an interesting "dot connection" : https://twitter.com/ali_maynard1982/status/1291472117561790464

He explained how an NCYT rep "liked" a post by Fluidic, leading him to this press release : https://www.fluidic.com/news-and-events/news/fluidic-analytics-launches-new-product-provide-new-insights-immune-response-covid-19/

What's interesting to me is, that communiqué was released on the 27th of July... which is the exact same day NCYT provided an R&D update mentionning the upcoming antigen tests : https://novacyt.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Novacyt-RD-Update-27-07-20-ENGLISH.pdf

Food for thought, bruvs.

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PROP5 : Cuz Allah (PBUH) wills it !

Yep. People who've got access to Twatter should tag @QIAGEN, @thermofisher and @PrimerdesignLtd in a post, which'd read something along the lines of "Buy #NCYT #NOVACYT for 1bn€ and be done with it".

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Exmex I appreciate the alternative explanation which you raise, however how does that square with the wording "diagnostic facility being setup" ?

That new facility would actually be the old Cambridge one, just "re-localised" and replenished with fresh scientists ?

Great spotting bruv. This job offer could indeed be indicative of :
1) A successful tender application for NCYT
2) Which would be part of a broader collaboration (CAM/AZN), with maybe some separate gigs for itself

Here you go : https://novacyt.com/2020/04/08/collaboration-with-astrazeneca-gsk-and-university-of-cambridge-to-support-uk-national-effort-to-increase-covid-19-testing/

Happy now ?

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Further news is coming out against this malpractice : https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/aug/03/uk-virologists-criticise-handling-coronavirus-testing-contracts

This won't make the gov do a u-turn, but hopefully this'll pressure 'em regarding the 5bn£ contracts.

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