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Enrollment of 158 patients ...when you're not sure that funding will stretch to 53 patients for all three cohorts.

Love of money is an evil driver. These fudsters lack any moral compass.

Https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micropeptide

Micropeptide is actually a term. It is used for peptides of less than 100-150 amino acids.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/

A nanopeptide contains 8 amino acids. Avacta's 2 amino acid active region is technically a dipeptide. Clearly chemistry isn't their strong suit, and the chemists in the company may be living in fear of correcting the ladies. However, for people outside the company hearing 'micropeptide' being banded around in the description of pre|CISION molecule like it was something new, they must be thinking "Eh?"

You're not very bright, are you.

Remember when wyndrum said he was leaving the BB and then didn't? That just proves that whatever he says can't be trusted.

That's his trollogic.

TW's troll is ignorant because it is wilfully ignorant and will continue to be ignorant when even basic company research such as reading RNS's and watch presentations would inform it of the true situation. That says everything anyone needs to know about eggy's intentions here. Eggy does not post in good faith. Eggy is not a serious poster.

What Dr Sacchini says is actually more emphatic than that. He interrupts the interviewer's question as soon as Avacta is mentioned and very enthusiastically starts off "Ah. So this is very important. The Avacta is an incredible application of biomedical engineering."

"This is very important."

The podcast: https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/34444280 from just after 04:05

The transcription is a concise version of what he said in his very strong Italian accent, with his grammar tidied up but also missing out what the editor regarded as certain 'superfluous' bits such as the above.

🤣 🤣🤣 TW's troll publicly admitting it is ignorant of the facts.

Desperate stuff from the troll paid by TW to bash Avacta.

Anyway I wish you all a joyous end to the evening...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJhWO9LR-9o

There is such a world of music out there beyond the radio channels.

And for all those Sex Pistols punk fans out there...

Here's the inspiration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdQ6TNe5fjY&ab_channel=Hawkwind-Topic

God Save The Queen!

@JFK8, I like Freebird, but notice the ripped off riff!

Wishbone Ash, Sometime World: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvLVSPPLZZY&ab_channel=WishboneAshAllSongs

Best music ever? Well what a choice ...from 1968 to 1973 - for me. I'll start with...

For studio album... Led Zeppelin I: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1rJohGD9LA

For live album... Allman Brothers Band, S.U.N.Y. at Stonybrook, NY 19 Sep 1971: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slfDpJWMrKM (Yeah it could have been The Stones' Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! or Rory Gallagher's Live in Europe or Hawkwind's Space Ritual or UFO's Strangers in the Night or... so many...)

And the bonus live video... Lynyrd Skynyrd's T For Texas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY63KTMrkTM

Ah, that Southern Rock!

Your 2+1?

Https://www.google.com/search?q=who+owns+a+patent

It's actually neither inventor nor applicant, but assignee, e.g. the AVA6000 patent: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20220296621A1/en

The patent may then be licensed out to another organisation (exclusively/non-exclusively, globally/defined territories, full term/time limited)

This is the patent family: https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=US444087740&_cid=P20-M4R804-30304-1

The invention has already been published as a World patent: https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2023057946&_fid=US444087740

and a European patent: https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=EP436934820&_fid=US444087740

Yes, but you actually posted:

"Video worth waiting for. Pipeline potential is mind blowing as is AVA6000 use in breast cancer in the interim. I now understand why arm2 results not of great significance (reduced to 2 patients by the end). Also understand issues so far in that doxorubicin not very effective against STS (1 min 20secs in)."

not

"Video worth waiting for. Pipeline potential is mind blowing as is AVA6000 use in breast cancer in the interim. I now understand why arm2 results not of great significance (reduced to 3 cohorts by the end). Also understand issues so far in that doxorubicin not very effective against STS (1 min 20secs in)."

which makes your edit a nonsense re "arm2 results not of great significance".

And saying "straight doxorubicin" rather than using the catchall "doxorubicin" term would have been more honest.

Apart from that, yes, enjoy your sabbatical and see you in six months time. Well, there's no point you being here until then is there.

What serious person is assuming that they don’t already have human data for TNBC?

@B2H, no matter. But thanks for pointing me to the Grok icon. That's new to me.

Well the management is made up of experienced professional people now and they know what will be required to progress the TNBC indication to market. Hasn't CC stated that Avata would need to partner for breast cancer? I think the Phase 1b TNBC cohort and the plan to take AVA6000 to market for that indication is based on discussions with big farmer, good initial data from the RDE cohort and a strong belief that big farmer will be very interested in partnering when the data become available. I'm not aware of what CC said during that corporate presentation to institutional investors - is there a recording or transcript? - but I'd guess she didn't take the attendees for idiots and qualified the TNBC plan with talk of a partnership.

Oh, my understanding was that Avacta will take AVA6000 to market for HGSTS (but possibly SGC, but that's a smaller market and AVA6000 could be prescribed off-label anyway once the first approval goes through) and then, as funding allows, SGC. Meanwhile a well resourced farmer will partner with Avacta to do the necessary TNBC trials to get AVA600 to market for that indication.