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A swab.
Well I know whose orifice I'd like to stick that up.

Thanks Pellegrino.
Does it work with waste water?

I haven't got a clue what is happening with this share today Pellegrino.
Lost for words.

That's more like it :-)

You are welcome mate. Don't hurt her.
Not many shares in issue (hic....less than 1 billion).
Looks bloody good IMO.

I would have a little jump on N4P first Jim.
Climbing whilst waiting for stage 3 results on their drug delivery system for cancer and Covid.
I've been thinking way ahead of myself in regards to Avacta needing something to deliver the preCISION drugs when ready.
Apologies for the ramp.

I agree Tony.
The S&S results will also be price sensitive information for Cytiva so expect an intra day RNS.

I agree with Engeryshares.
It would be bonkers to try and day trade this or be out of this in the next couple of weeks with so much news to come.

* medical person said

Didn't say everyone should have an antibody test. I was just posting on what the medical said yesterday.
If you read all of my posts, you will see that I'm not an antibody testing fan because I didn't understand why an antibody test is in any way beneficial. Now I know why it could be beneficial.
I agree 100% that mass antigen testing (with an LFD) is the only way to whittle this down.
A vaccine? Pffff - I'm not taking one unless Avacta make it.

Let's clear this up once and for all.
Most of you will agree that antibody testing is a useless form of eradicating the spread of Covid19.
However, after listening to a medical professional on the news yesterday, it struck home why antibody testing is important.
This person stated that the greatest use for antibody testing is as follows:
- Take the test
- If you show that you have the antibodies that fight Covid19 then this should be entered on to your medical record. Doubly important if you are asymptomatic to Covid 19.
- If later down the line (say 3 or 4 months) your have problems with one of your internal organs (such as your lungs) and there is no reason why you should have problems with your lungs (eg no history of a lung condition or a lifestyle that could onset the lung condition) then your medical record will show that it is highly likely that you have this lung condition because you had Covid19 3 or 4 months earlier even though you were asymptomatic.
- Treatment can be administered more efficiently and be more appropriate to the cause of the condition. It also helps the medical world learn more about Covid and what it can do a person even though they were asymptomatic when one caught it.

Conclusion - the aim of the antibody test is for your medical record - in case you pick up an unexpected illness further down the line. If you have Covid19 and show the signs then you take an antigen test which shows that you have it (or not) thus an antibody test is not considered necessary because an antigen test will show that you have it. If you are asymptomatic then an antibody test is important for your medical record for any unexplained illness further down the line.
It makes sense to me now. I hope that it does to you even though I may be coming across as patronising. Some of you will already know what I've posted.
Just my thoughts.

Just as believable as the Russian vaccine mentioned earlier in the week.
Clearly a "aren't we doing a great job" performance by all parties.
35% reduction in mortality rates (probably 10 - 15% of that total was luck / chance).
Absolutely raving about a 35% reduction being a very big thing in the world of medicine.
Bodes well for our preCISION drug doesn't it? So far we have a 60% success rate at eradicating a cancer tumour in humanised mice with no return of the tumour. America will be having street parties when preCISION is finally approved.

So great to have the old Jim back after his week's holiday at the AMR (Anger Management Rehab).
What a waste of money that was eh Jim?
Good to have you back mate. Something tells me that your posts are going to cheer me up this week :-)

Frankie says.......

"RELAX.
DON'T DO IT.
BUILD IT AND THEY WILL COME...."

We'll be getting our teeth done by solicitors next.
Jobs for the boys...

I'll put my comment on the right thread this time. Divvy.

4.30pm

700 - Move the price up.
Who knows :-)

4.30pm

700 - Move the price up.
Who knows :-)

You had to add a buffer to the antibody test that I used.
It was in a separate bottle and you had to put two drops in this well on the testing stick.
I very much like the design on the stick posted by Chiron were you just push a button that administers the buffer instantly with no faff. This saves production costs on separate bottles that house the buffer. I also had some buffer left in the bottle, therefore extra cost on more than required solution issued.
I'm assuming that a buffer will be required for our test.

Great find Chiron.
You've got to admit that this does look amazing. No faff and easy to use.

My apologies PL75.

After finding Dave's post on 10th August (page 27 / 28) I see that it was PSB123. I knew that it began with a 'P'.
Well done PSB123 and keep up the great work Dave.

PSB123 commented:
"Very interesting thanks. Worth adding N4P to the list".