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..can take up to two DAYS....

Timster. The sensor's need to be changed approx. once a month. The results are real time as opposed to having the water tested at a lab (which can take up to two for the results).

"I am very pleased to be entering into this collaboration with Integumen which holds substantial commercial potential for an Affimer-based consumable SARS-COV-2 detector unit to retrofit into the large global installed based of Microtox systems. Affimer reagents are ideal for applications such as this not only because of their sensitivity and specificity but also because of their robustness which is essential when being deployed in real-world situations like real-time waste-water analysis.

With the spread of COVID-19 continuing to accelerate globally, we are proud to work with partners like Integumen to provide our Affimer reagents for development on a range of platforms to combat the pandemic. This collaboration has the potential to deliver a product that will play a crucial role in the early detection of COVID-19 hotspots around the world.

I look forward to updating the market very soon on progress with Integumen and other COVID-19 related programmes"

I think that smallfry has got it spot on.

"The only people getting their knickers in a twist are people wanting a quick buck, I think that those of us who are not trading and are in this for the long term, are not sweating over the intra-day spy movement."

Even though I don't like what has happened to the SP today on good news, I am still patient.
Patience paid off in the end for SNG and SONA didn't it?
I'm not seeking confirmation bias, I really think that £1.30 is going to look pretty cheap in the months to come.
Make your own mind up.

From Imperial College / Ipsos MORI /NHS asking if I wanted to take part in a COVID-19 in home antibody research study.
A finger prick test.
I have signed up for it out of curiosity.
It's free and us northerners like something that's free.
Has anybody else done this?

He is either pi55ed or has had too much sugar.
I've lasted this long because he's been away for ages and then when the SP drops on an RNS he's back.
Don't know what he's posting because he is now filtered but quite frankly, I don't care.
I kinda feel free.

Filtered.
What a clown.
Click on recommend if you agree or have done the same.

A reminder that an RNS can land anytime in the day.
We get about 16 hours notice though.

He adds a lot actually.

I remember that volcano.
To confirm that I was never on the list.

Excellent and insightful reply Crocqman - thank you very much.

Yeh right.

Myles might know the answer to my question. Hopefully, he'll be kind enough to reply.
It was obvious that the MM or traders knew about this morning's RNS late yesterday afternoon (I'm using hindsight).
Was just wondering how much notice the MM get regarding the 7.00am RNS's?
Was also wondering who is leaking Avacta's information and where the upcoming information is leaked to because this is not the first time this has happened?
Lastly, is this allowed or is there a 'turning a blind eye' policy in place?

Not dissing Avacta.

On this point.
Avacta would not be stupid enough to submit the rapid saliva-based Covid-19 antigen test strip without testing it themselves beforehand.
It would be like putting your car in for an MOT with bald tyres and no break discs. and expecting a pass.

OK - I'll do it.

"I am also very pleased that the CONDOR programme will support the clinical validation of the rapid saliva-based COVID-19 antigen test strip that we are developing with Cytiva. This, combined with other collaborations that we are putting in place, will provide us with access to a sufficient number of COVID-19 patient samples to allow us to quickly clinically validate the saliva rapid test."

Hoping that Jim_Sparks says goodbye to you on behalf of Team Avacta.

Looks very promising indeed Canute.

"I am also very pleased that the CONDOR programme will support the clinical validation of the rapid saliva-based COVID-19 antigen test strip that we are developing with Cytiva. This, combined with other collaborations that we are putting in place, will provide us with access to a sufficient number of COVID-19 patient samples to allow us to quickly clinically validate the saliva rapid test."

To me, that says that we have some test strips now and they are being tested by CONDOR.
Sorry if this has been posted already today but this is the big news IMO besides 1 technician being able to test 1000 samples a day using the BAMS assy.

Ha Ha
I'd have done a special wee.

I can only assume that some of our regular posters that hold a massive amount of shares are trading this on the rise, hence keeping the price down.