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Investing in GDR in the past. Things have now changed and obviously you are annoyed. The Company is in a quite different position now. Raised £6m just 3 months ago. Just 20 DAYS ago the latest Gendrive machine was cleared for use anywhere in the UK's National Health Service. The machine offers the result in about an hour, no blood draw needed and it's cheaper than the NHS lab test!!! Expect sales to soar both in the NHS and around the World. Maybe if you can afford to you should buy some?

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Tumour cells) gives the fullest picture. It is scandellous the likes of Illumina (so far....... ) at least appear to have made no effort to add this to their offerings. Or have they.....................................................????????????????????????????

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Network of excellence Interesting.

"Increasingly it is becoming possible to use blood samples to test for disease-causing mutations in circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) without the need for invasive biopsies. Implementing circulating biomarker testing will help reduce the number of patients who require tissue biopsy and reduce waiting times for patients to receive the most appropriate treatment.".

***AND Angle have shown that also testing circulating tumour cells (if available) gives more accurate results!!!!!!!!!!!!**** Illumina, WHY DON'T YOU BID FOR Angle Plc? Then you could add their tech to yours and get the complete picture, rather than part of it!!! FFS!!!

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Network of excellence Interesting.

"Increasingly it is becoming possible to use blood samples to test for disease-causing mutations in circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) without the need for invasive biopsies. Implementing circulating biomarker testing will help reduce the number of patients who require tissue biopsy and reduce waiting times for patients to receive the most appropriate treatment. This NHS Genomic Network of Excellence will build on existing circulating biomarker testing projects, for example in non-small cell lung cancer, as it looks to expand the innovative test into a range of other tumour types. This NHS Genomic Network of Excellence will link with the Institute for Cancer Research, the Christie Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute, Kings Health Partners and a number of NIHR BRCs.".

https://www.england.nhs.uk/genomics/nhs-genomic-networks-of-excellence/#circulating-tumour-biomarker-testing

Responded to the clopidogrel drug and so would need an alternative. Finding this out in about an hour, with no blood draw using Genedrive's machine clearly beats the lab route which needs a blood draw and can take days. There is no comparison. Expect other NHS trusts other than the Manchester one to start placing orders soon........

Https://pharmaceutical-journal.com/article/news/more-than-2000-patients-tested-in-uks-first-routine-genotyping-project-for-clopidogrel-prescribing

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Pretty obvious what will happen in practice.

Also the recomendation says the Gendrive machine might also be used when the lab only has a few samples to process, making the lab route too expensive (AND takes many hours and sometimes DAYS which is a massive negative). We all know where the sales of Gendrive's machine are going. The coming RNS's about sales to other NHS trusts will tell us.

Increased sales RNS's can't be far off now. Another one of the trusts other than Manchester is bound to place an order soon.

It's going 5p plus in due course. Probably off the back of a RNS to say another trust has placed an order.

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Pretty obvious what will happen in practice.

Also the recomendation says the Gendrive machine might also be used when the lab only has a few samples to process, making it too expensive. We all know where the sales of Gendrive's machine are going. The coming RNS's about sales to other NHS trusts will tell us.

It's going 5p plus in due course.

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I'll watch the sp and go from there. May get back in, may not.

Don't trust any results (tomorrow) as you can get clobbered. Don't expect so here but you never know. Playing it safe.

(the one that helped develop it over years) will buy Gendrives machine now thay are allowed to (as of 31/07/2024).

You are entitled to your opinion however mad. LOL!

Trusts other than the Manchester one (who helped develop and test the Gendrive machine) as from 31st July can buy it (after the NICE announcement 3 weeks ago). So the market will be looking for an RNS from Gendrive when that happens. Should not be long now. 4.5 to 5p on that day?

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Additional. I can't see any way on Earth that other trusts other than Manchester won't buy the Gendrive machine. 1 hour instead of hours/days, no blood draw, cheaper test........ No brainer.

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Trusts other than the Manchester one (who helped develop and test the Gendrive machine) as from 31st July can buy it (after the NICE announcement 3 weeks ago). So the market will be looking for an RNS from Gendrive when that happens. Should not be long now. 4.5 to 5p on that day?

All IMHO.

"Tell me where is the CYP2C19-ID Kit outside of Manchester?

Nobody has it and nobody needs it!

It's only in Manchester because that's where it was developed !"

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Good, but you fail to mention that no other trust was allowed to buy it while it was being develoed. As of 31st July, after the NICE recommendation they can. Proof you cannot be trusted at all I think.

Very well. Results in about an hour (as opposed to many hours or even days from a lab), no blood draw needed!!!! (who wants a needle stuck in their arm?) , and it's cheaper!!!!!!!!!

There is no comparison. This is why Genedrive's Chairman bought 1,000,000 shares last Week.

Once the order's flood in GDR will be able to do an RNS to say same.

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3.21 "The committee considered the implementation challenges and delays associated with laboratory-based testing. It agreed that point-of-care testing should be considered as an alternative if laboratory-based testing is not feasible at this scale, or while capacity for laboratory-based testing is increased.".

https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/dg59/chapter/committee-discussion#implementation-challenges

Slacker246

Tell me when the lab test will NOT be available?????????????

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1. When it will take to long.

2. When they have a problem at the lab.

3. When the medic want's to free up a bed and so can't wait.

The document is recommendation, not set in stone.

In practice the test is **cheaper**, **faster** and **no blood draw is needed**.

So what are the medics likely to choose?

If you can't answer that I feel sorry for you.

Slacker246.

Lab test, if available. If not the Gendrive machine it says.

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Lab test. Blood draw, wait many hours if not days (when time is of the essence).

Gendrive test. No blood draw deeded. Result in about an hour. Cheaper than the lab test.

So, what will the medic do??

Only an idiot would think they will send off for a lab test!

Get real.

Makes sense. Tech is there.............

I should think 7 to 10p would win the day. Upsetting many old share holders no doubt.

Repeating a post should get you banned! Don't you think posting total lies is worse! Are you of with people making up whatever and posting it here...........?