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It is better than US investment advice, why are all US financial adverts like brainwashes, I can't stand that. I have spent a lot on advice but I am no good at following it as I have enough in the grey area to decide for myself. It is all a fun read though.
When I read these boards the contributor does not register initially as I take in the content of the share I research and make up my own mind, I have no favourites.

At least they line up nicely against the PD top oncologist from Canada, maybe an oblique message here too, maybe puts him into a coc..ked hat

At least they line up nicely against the PD top oncologist from Canada, maybe an oblique message here too, maybe puts him into a coc..ked hat

It is a study to rank the antibody LFTs according to buffer performance cf low/high concentration sample of antibodies. More resources for jobsworth scientists to pretend the antibody LFT are the dogs boll..ocks and worth sp...unking gold on. Taxpayers money going to Oxford again and Denmark https://www.insidermedia.com/news/wales/diagnostics-and-life-sciences-firm-sold-in-400m-deal and gold being disposed of at landfill or maybe not- I don't know the disposal instructions at BBI.

The link https://bit.ly/3jJrMRl

...and that was published today

site not sire

Checking the sire, this appears VanVan as a heading,
PREMIUM CONTENT
The View From The Montana Log-Cabin as Gold Challenges $1830 resistance
BY NIGEL SOMERVILLE

Another week and more positive progress in the price of Gold. Last week it closed at $1817 per oz, now it is up to $1828 and spent the back end of last week having a pop at $1830 overhead resistance. This is all very positive in my book, and Silver had a strong week too moving up to $24.73 having put in a low point of $23.00 last month. So is the Gold Bull-market about to reappear?
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If decision makers wil not make decisions based on facts Melatron but spurious science it is time to call them incompetent. Agent B and AVCT have proved the science and called out the fallacy but they just seem like reactionaries for it so pointing out that the accepted policies are incompetent is the only thing left. Both sides to the argument cannot be right and the government is persisting with the cash draining options that the public will call incompetent if the case for dropping it is put forward as the competent responsible way to go.
Covid spreads like a cold, mutates quickly and is engineered in a lab in c.h...in.a, according to some persuasive studies which makes it a more dangerous virus but not controllable, except by isolation after detection.

That rules out purchases in Scotland then? Can't have connected parties in AVCT's business dealings?

"Funding: This research was jointly funded by Medical Research Scotland (grant number: PhD-868-
2015) and Avacta Life Sciences, through a studentship awarded to H.K.B. U.L.S. was a British Heart
Foundation research scholar (grant number FS/17/12/32703). B.V.B. was funded by a James Watt
Research Scholarship, funded by Heriot-Watt University."
A lot of bright minds are interested in the subject and it is the future of medicine as an engineering discipline as more is learned about biology.

Have to see how Zenit grip the reins- aren't they calling the schedule? though AAU are in charge of operational expertise but this now requires approval from other parties I expect. The hope is the heavy plant of Ozaltin will be cost effective in feeding the extra plant and their machinery is not required for other country prestige projects because this was the main benefit of the JV. I expect with everything in place the JV will flourish providing benefits flow.

PD and Oxford Uni have been taken over by robots. I thought universities were to develop independent thinking instead we have an epidemic of incompetence.

If it isn't then complain please

https://avacta.com/how-a-lateral-flow-rapid-test-works/ does show the whole virus particl captured though which I like about our test.

Good picture of the spike but not the affimer mechanics this is a rudimentary depiction from AS https://avacta.com/how-a-lateral-flow-rapid-test-works/

Thankyou, I might have it confused but wish I had a diagram for this from the company, better than a thousand words a lot of which have talked about area of spike protein not affected by mutation of the spike.

The AffiDX for sars cov2 in my mind detects the infectious particle which has the nucleocapsid inside, it is really a test for the whole thing not the spike protein. A PCR can detect a detached spike maybe but AffiDX cannot as the affimer binds to an area of the virus particle but requires the membrane and envelope proteins and the spike protein to do this. AS has maybe sold us short here. The detection of the virus particle is what is proving there is an infectious state.

DHSC not being open about a preferred test probably means the government ginolis are available now to rent out. Medusa are to fill our requirements for now after GAH(another very deep pocketed entity )

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-stoke-staffordshire-58376709
although T&T properly applied with a decent test could have saved this man, current policy will lead to more mutations requiring our test to be used. The science says the virus will learn to evade vaccine induced antibodies via mutation. Control via AffiDX will prevent this possibly dangerous development of a worse variant irrespective of the trace part of T&T failing but policy is unclear at the moment on this while jabs get all the publicity.