RE: New twitter AVCT investor26 Oct 2021 12:10
Which will detect ‘active’ B12 and enable #AVCT to work around the existing IP (antibody) which is held by Abbott. Blood tests are expensive. Especially in the developing world. The Affimer assay would need less sample preparation than a total vitamin B12 test and cost far less.It is, in my opinion, this type of IP evasion by #AVCT which will get them noticed. This is why they are working on B12 assays quietly. Not because it is a huge money spinner (though 200m at 7.2% CAGR is not to sniffed at for a £300m m cap) but because they know as soon as youStart to evade Abbott’s IP, you’re noticed by their research and sales teams and the Affimer (and it’s wider application) begins to gain traction as they ask what other areas will this small company be seeking to disrupt? Another area they will seek to play in, imo, is Sepsis.1.1Bn USD by 2027, expanding at 9.4% CAGR. Sepsis caused 270k deaths in the US w/2m people contracting. If you can market an Affimer based assay which enables clinicians to differentiate between bacterial and viral infections you enable better antibiotic prescription.Start to evade Abbott’s IP, you’re noticed by their research and sales teams and the Affimer (and it’s wider application) begins to gain traction as they ask what other areas will this small company be seeking to disrupt? Another area they will seek to play in, imo, is Sepsis.