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I would think though is pure speculation if pharma x takes on Covidity they may well be interested in partnering the whole platform or at least go for also taking SCIB2 into a trial that will include avidimab and be delivered by the notts delivery... The move away from the need for an elctro delivery device plus AvidiMab coming into play is transformational for that platform and means it is far more attractive to a partner than previously as its commercial prospects are now far greater.

:) I get you ...staying out of that one lol

Ahh fair enough you were spot on then! Well seems their time has come and hopefully covidity may benefit from it..... time will tell

Boom notice you're having one of those productive convos with nana over in the shadows :)
Not wanting to get involved but though you say the trials in volunteers will not be to lead to any vaccine approvals.... I'm not too sure in this new world that could not happen... I remember you once thought such a trial (of people being deliberately infected) in itself would never happen... well it is!

The fox sure knows how to feed them though.... so glad I voted for redmile

What like you he can't click on to a youtube video?...
https://www.scancell.co.uk/agm-presentation-2020-
you can see covidity pre clinical data there

Taking a bit of cream off .... could have done better though lol

Intriguing and I suppose could fit in with CH's reply to bobs email about....
but it is at this stage it is speculation and we must not go rampy through the wildflowers with rats and the gang :)

What we can say is never have so many planets aligned to give ream science scancell the opportunity to shine.

To find the best vaccines:

'UK gives go-ahead to expose volunteers to COVID in medical trial'

https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-britain-challenge/uk-gives-go-ahead-to-expose-volunteers-to-covid-in-medical-trial-idUSKBN2AH0ZY

The leaky ones I'm supposing lol

'Concerns about coronavirus variants that might be partially resistant to antibody defences have spurred renewed interest in other immune responses that protect against viruses. In particular, scientists are hopeful that T cells — a group of immune cells that can target and destroy virus-infected cells — could provide some immunity to COVID-19, even if antibodies become less effective at fighting the disease.'
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00367-7

'The Staffordshire-based company Cobra Biologics is already producing batches of the Nottingham vaccine to test production and prepare for the trials.

Alexandra Brownfield, the company's business development director, said the vaccine is "grown" inside cells in a bio-reactor. Just 50 litres of a soup of cells and nutrients can produce "a few thousand doses" over four to six weeks.

She said producing the first batch of vaccine is a thrill: "It's a really good feeling, but we are always thinking about the next batch.

"It's a high-pressure environment, so although it's a relief we're then thinking we've still got work to do with the next batch."

Viz will soon have a character 'Vinnie the Vaccine '

Get on it!
https://twitter.com/FT/status/1361633273470988290

Oh and the journalist took up the 'Universal' to head her article with lol again brilliant to call Covidity a universal vaccine

Yay a mention in the FT....

That's a very good article and well worth a read...

That is a very good article and re-enforces my view that pharma are going to show themselves here... which and when open to speculation ... yes they could wait till ph1 is done but really the pressure is all on them to be making a move ... it is a competition and many pharma like Merck GSK and Sanofi mentioned in that article but others roo Roche etc have not got many options they have to get in on vaccines like ours... so up to one of them to show their hand

Loch are you looking towards the divi here already lol....

Not it is not normal but we don't usually have this many trades here either lol... well done for building a holding and getting in on the journey at a very exciting for scancell at least time