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Dave- if you are genuine then fine - this BB is pretty tense at times from Disruptive de rampers with their own agenda.... and we have our share of unashamed rampers as well. Constructive research is highly regarded. There are a few Avacta cheerleaders who get their pom poms out with a real *****-atude but I’m sure you can understand it is coming from a good place. Deramping in any form that isn’t constructive or from the likes of new posters will be targeted and met with skepticism... just a warning.

Weak shareholders pay them (or rather their boss ) when the price is lowered and they sell. Money is made daily on the trading and spreadbetting. Where is Mapp to explain with a rhyme ... lol seriously there was a whistleblower reported 5 months back?

This seems really positive and can’t imagine what market they are looking to get into and who they are partners with... lots of distribution and extra manufacturing!

Humour is something that needs to be funny you sad twat... you have been working the weekend here trying to deramp. I think humour could hit you on the ass and you would think it was sexually harassing you.

Don’t Feed the trolls. Just filter. Not sure if a troll? Check out join date and posting history. Feel free to post your filter list here.

KInvest is one happy chappy. Not. Take a happy pill mate - failing that find something useful to share or find a new hobby.

How many and which other manufacturers are in the UK-RTC? I would have thought that Avacta having entered agreements with 2 of them should be fairly positive!? More than a little positive for sure...

At least none of us have lost our sense of humour -which btw was where I was coming from MB! :>)

GL to you too MB - any thoughts about your frequent posts Avacta not having a test out yet and this headline:
“ Grant Shapps has conceded that the technology for the Government’s “moonshot” plan of 10 million Covid-19 tests a day does not yet exist.”
It kind of feels like the former deramps are kind of becoming inadvertent ramps... ;)

@ Ophidian- the RNS states that ‘Technology transfer to Abingdon Health will begin immediately with the aim of manufacturing an equivalent rapid antigen test product which therefore does not require additional clinical validation/regulatory approvals’

I would be incredibly surprised if they weren’t happy with the prototypes as you say otherwise the tech transfer wouldn’t begin immediately with a 2nd Manufacturer- perhaps the pilot batch is being held up by BBI and why clinical validation appears to have not commenced. Or am I being too simplistic? It just seems unlikely to me to be a problem with the design or affimer fundamentals for a 2nd manufacturer to be secured if initial validations aren’t excellent.

So a couple of things spring to mind- With cases climbing I would have thought clinical validation should be somewhat easier ? New tests are likely to spring out of the woodwork - but if not going through official validation and testing programmes I would doubt government funding could be allocated? LHR is a private organisation that can trial anything they like.

Without wanting to engage with deramping, Prof Whitty made it clear that the proper validation must be done. However whether MB's list is 'correct' or whether elements could be completed concurrently would be my first query - I don't have a pharma background (and I doubt MB does either), so would need to defer. My 2nd question would be - so what if this takes another 8 weeks? say the mass roll out doesn't hit until beg Nov. I don't see a major issue with that. We are coming up to Winter and even November is the beginning of the season. We are going to have numerous updates prior tests hitting the shelves in the Amazon warehouses.

This is a dire state. I'm surprised the markets haven't tanked more...

Thanks sharesgonesouth - planning a mission to loft and will check out soil stack as well as camera snake. I did wonder if bird has died in the top of soil stack - this one is boxed in and goes through roof. I have a small drone that can scout out roof issues. Sorry to broadcast my sewage issues-not a cross ramp I swear! And thanks for the tips!

jimmy we have a couple GP friends and they have often had to repeat tests on people who are showing classic covid symptoms. The swabbing technique is critical ... someone said the tests that are being self done at home are mostly coming back negative

Wow Jimmy-that is crazy. Maybe they didn’t swab well enough for your wife... I’d assume you both have it. This is probably why it is spreading so much. Hopefully saliva testing will be much more accurate- and I hope your wide recovers quickly and you stay symptom free!

Cheers - I’m thinking it might be seal in the toilet waste - I’ve made sure all the wastes have been topped up with water. I have a snake camera to check for cracks waste is right angle and is concealed with boxing... but open around the other side. It is weird as smell is strongest about 2 ft above the toilet... pretty foul and been getting worse over 2-3 days despite thorough bleach cleaning all around toilet (have 3 yo boy just learning out to pee standing up and sometimes he forget to put the lid up! )

No offence taken to any spelling errors. I’m currently dealing with a sewage smell in the en-suite which will have to be thoroughly investigated in the morning and Tesla tanking (still up 150% personally) and ‘come on Avacta’ is repeated several times a day in this house! A guy was in M&S today whilst I was checking out. He had a scarf around his neck not on his face that he kept touching, like he was conscious that it wasn’t over his face ... I said to him (wearing my mask) aren’t we suppose to all wear masks? He said ‘I have a face covering.’ I replied it is supposed to be over your ******* face you dick. I realise that some are exempt but the scarf in this weather was a tip off. The cases are really ramping up. But no one has an appetite for total lockdown again. It is coming up to winter... COME ON AVACTA!!!!

That is unbelievable. I’d absolutely send note to those you know who you have been in contact with. I would want to know that results were pending.

This was the bit from the FT today:

Since the virus can be spread by infected people before they feel ill or who never show symptoms, only frequent, mass screening is properly effective. But existing so-called PCR testing requires chemical reagents and specialist machines, limiting capacity and pushing up costs. There are ways of squeezing more tests out of PCR capacity, including “pooling” multiple samples to be tested together then, if any positives are detected, identifying them through a process of elimination. Such efforts should be stepped up.

At least half a dozen companies, however, are working on cheap, self-administered saliva tests using paper strips that show a marker if the virus is found, similar to a pregnancy test. The drawback is they are less sensitive than gold-standard PCR tests, only returning a positive result for perhaps 85 per cent of infected people. Regulators often approve only the most sensitive tests for a disease. Yet a growing body of medical opinion suggests that the volume and frequency that cheap self-testing would permit more than compensates, overall, for higher false positives or negatives. A positive saliva test indicator could be followed by a PCR test, with people going into isolation if that confirms the result.