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https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/AVCT/update-on-covid-19-test-development-partnership-54rtw1pw6watdld.html

Turns out by the end of June can be before the last day. Who knew how a calendar works? Have fun bickering xx

Matt, indeed, the small numbers are because an antibody test is only of interest to the ONS.

Yeah, it was really sad hearing about that father losing his life due to it unknowingly spreading amongst staff. So easily avoided with testing

MFM, I posted this morning, the RTC are planning a max of 200,000 tests per week, Abingdon can produce many millions. They’re also not the only LFD manufacturer, so there’s no concern.

I’m expecting Abingdon have plenty capacity for Awacta’s test :-) I wouldn’t be surprised to see the RTC evaporate once the real game changer arrives

Avoid AIM?! Please do, Mapp, please do...

Earl, google shows the 4:30 price at 116.7. Ignore the 5:07 trade.

There’s only two LFDs that we know of and they’re both being developed with Cytiva. Klaus is the man.

Before the hot date with TL discussing WMT and SHOP, I didn’t realise you could do this... fancy hooking up on General Chat to discuss the company you mentioned?

Scary stuff, daily global cases:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1103046/new-coronavirus-covid19-cases-number-worldwide-by-day/

Oops. Ability to edit please LSE!

https://youtu.be/HookT6FtQWU

TL’s find is always worth another post... great to learn about optimisation

https://youtu.be/HookT6FtQWU)

Tut tut tut.... it’s that kind of behaviour that gets you on a list

As posted this morning, long since buried...

Abingdon can produce millions (can’t find out how many, but certainly plural) per month. Plenty capacity for the real game changer.

Millions per month, 40 seconds in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnBfrY2PlmY&feature=emb_logo

Large cakes testing, sounds delicious :-)

Doesn’t sound hugely different to the UK, sad stories everywhere and the same disregard for the advice. This could ultimately cause issues, at the moment the mature approach has helped save Sweden’s economy. If people aren’t sensible then it can only go one way. As has been reported, we really are on a knife edge and need to stop the covidiots unnecessarily spreading the disease.

I did see a lovely graph, but can’t find it. Anyway, a couple of links here:

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.06.02.20120014v1
Median viral load at the initial sample collection was significantly higher in adults than in children and in symptomatic than in asymptomatic patients

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971220303374
The study findings demonstrated that although APs with COVID-19 have a lower viral load, they still have certain period of viral shedding, which suggests the possibility of transmission during their asymptomatic period

I think they would have been more specific if they didn’t. I read it that the affimers are successful anywhere in that range. If I asked you to pick a number within the range 1-100, what would you think?

I saw a chart of viral load over time for symptomatic and asymptomatic patients and those asymptomatic had about half the load. Can’t remember where I saw it I’m afraid.

Didn’t realise that’s where you were TL. Sweden is one of the countries that’s not going on the UK travel corridor list due to a higher level of infection. If you look at the new case count, Sweden has overtaken the uk and is on the rise currently. I think the response in Sweden was more mature, but we won’t know the excess death figures for some time. That will take in to account the balance of Covid versus deaths from the economic fallout, which is the true impact.

Here’s my reference for case counts, you need to select countries in the bottom left: https://ourworldindata.org/epi-curve-covid-19

That was my thread and a good discussion. It was mainly so I could use the phrase major inflection point though.

There were a few differing viewpoints on there, but I’m sure approvals have to give a huge boost. We all know the demand is ‘astronomical’. As you’ve said, the LFT is only one of several shots at goal as Sir Al put it.

Thanks CS, likewise. I’m surprised he’s got any toys left...

Hi BBN, I think the comment on demand exceeding supply was from an interview, similarly I can’t recall when, but I remember it distinctly. You’re quite right that the latest RNS neglected to mention Cytiva manufacturing, but as you’ve said they don’t need to transfer anything so what wasn’t said is just as relevant. There was some discussion on here regarding their ongoing involvement, your post makes a lot of sense as the original partnership RNS said they would be manufacturing.