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oh, mrs may, should we pray?

the pain from mrs may's ill conceived plans will doom the conservatives for 1/2 a generation

to prioritise electoral success over national wealth is a poor strategy [even though i have no faith in labours alternative]

It is BOE liquidity rules - the reclassification of the property loans has created a problem to how the wider market values this bank.

With Brexit the whole loan book has come under scrutiny.

In this time of uncertainty, the share price is likely to keep dwindling until the elephant in the room (a potential placing to shore up capitol ratios) is addressed. There is a reason why the share price has dropped 75 percent over the last year.

The bottom feeding PIs are already significantly down after last weeks news - if they start bailing will they trigger further automated trades?

Posting whilst drinking single malt can be dangerous so I apologise for my confused posts yesterday evening.

Nonetheless, I am not the only poster here who could be considered to suffer from the Dunning-Kruger effect when trying to explain concepts only partially understood.

The article below was published on MIT News today may be of interest:

https://news.mit.edu/2019/bacteria-promote-lung-tumor-development-0131

And, whilst copying the link for this post I saw another MIT article that may also of interest:

https://news.mit.edu/2019/quantum-reference-beacons-tissue-imaging-0131

Ok, I rise to the bait...

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=transcription+errors+dna+mrna+protein+fragments&t=hl&ia=web

https://www.nature.com/scitable/topicpage/dna-replication-and-causes-of-mutation-409

obviously I am stupid etc

some here might understand transcription errors and why the occur

ratcliffewriter,

https://www.scancell.co.uk/search?q=protein

I give up this evening

Surely the Scancell link above explains a bit to you - 25 results?

Wildforce,

It is just my version of shape theory

'mechanisms' - maybe I should have called them protein fragments [much easier google search]

I prefer the phrase shards as it better describes the potential damage

My understanding is not easy to explain (but I will try) - this MIT link may explain more:

https://news.mit.edu/2018/mit-princeton-research-shows-mathematics-of-biological-cell-packings-0723

In my own words - conflicts between mrna and dna encoding results in broken bits of protein molecules. The 'waste' is either used to solve other errors or causes other problems (which might become cancerous).

Understanding the process and how the 'waste' is re-absorbed is complicated and expensive ; modelling it brings knowledge to humanity.

https://www.google.com/search?q=mrna+dna+protein+waste+cancer

misshapen proteins

https://www.scancell.co.uk/search?q=protein

mrna etc

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK21475/

Not my theories, have you heard of / understand fluorescence compensation?

Why else would they sell their compounds? How do they get the staining?

Why is western-blot important?

Why is ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) important?

I would have thought it was obvious that you need to buy the precursors to do any test.

inanaco,

well done - so now my shoes do not fit?

surely you can do better than that?

ratcliffewriter,

but shape shifting is is normally modelled as a linear equation and describing that phenomenon in 3-d requires much more than a post on a bulletin board could ever explain

some would say it has nothing to do with protein shapes, the shards that are broken, mis-coded rna / dna etc, but not me

https://courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-biology/chapter/the-genetic-code/

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-shape-shifting-army-inside-your-cells/

evidently the relationships upset some here but I do not understand why

hey - maybe some will explain the polar vortex

Now I am a devil poster- for xyz's sake!

Looks like someone does not like my shape theories.

https://www.dwavesys.com/take-leap

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/cancer/events/2018/apr/artificial-intelligence-cancer-research

It is all part of the Grand Challenge and for some reason data analysts logic is disparaged?

why was my question to inanaco removed?

surely abcam and thermo-fisher are relevant to any sclp discussion?

applegarth,

You state 'Not yet announced' and then copy and paste from the RNS... I understand that you want to protect your dwindling investment but who is the Chairman?

Scully12345,

That makes sense... I do not invest in volatile shares or cash shells but good luck to you.

High risk / high reward shares can bring spectacular short term gains.

Dave,

There is always some residual value left in an AIM cash shell. It is why the announced the appointment of 'John Treacy as non-executive director with immediate effect' together with the placing.

But this will be a cash shell with little cash - if they can find a buyer they will be able to flip the placing at a modest profit. But with Brexit there will be other AIM listed shells and nobody will be interested until the outcome of Brexit is known and the relative pound / euro/ dollar / yuan implications become clearer.

I hate seeing private investors getting wiped out like this but am only calling it as I see it today.

The share price is a hundredth of a penny, not a tenth of a penny.

Chefmassive,

How much has this share price dropped since May last year? Some people put life changing amounts into shares that have dropped by 90 percent with no understanding on the science or the reasons for the fall in the share price.

Nobody knows why the share price is up today [no RNS] and these price increases encourage some to average up or down. The fear of missing out is a dangerous human trait - it is irrational but can generate profit or losses.

Dangerous with this spread, especially for those hoping to make a trade. But danger can bring great rewards so good luck with your decisions.

Dave, you explain it eloquently:

'it makes no sense as to why people are still investing money into the company if they are going to get nothing in return'

Your words, not mine. And I do have an interest; I always look for profit opportunities in shares that I understand the science behind. No doubt you fully understand the guidance issued by IEEE. Maybe you can explain how RFID chips are able to absorb energy through WIFI connections...

https://standards.ieee.org/initiatives/iot/stds.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_power_transfer

Maybe you can a Python programmer...

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