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Whereas earlier you could sell at 20.25.
Are you in Australia by any chance?

Never let the facts get in the way of a determined agenda Roses. Yesterday saw a lonely and determined (if slightly pathetic) effort by another poster, so we're probably going to see an increase in things coming out from under rocks as things move along now.

As I said a few days ago, 'in the absence of any patents or publicity per se around the delivery method, a proprietary system has to be what will be used.'
That could save several billion needles, so that's good news. Unless you're in the scrap metal business of course.

The ghost of Aimbig walks the corridors, a lonely voice of doom, chanting his mantra about 12 months earlier than would be considered normal, but it's the only doom mantra he could find. That's reassuring if a little tedious. Presumably his mates have run out of alternative IDs or have gone elsewhere to troll.

Expelled! Mother will be very upset.

A minor amendment if you insist read my last as 'In my opinion, in the absence of any patents or publicity per se around the delivery method, a proprietary system has to be what will be used.'
I doubt this will be enough to save me from detention however.

Bah! Another detention.

'Inject' from Latin, basically meaning to throw in. I like the term 'needle free delivery method' personally. Also agree that in the absence of any patents or publicity per se around the delivery method, a proprietary system has to be what will be used.

Perhaps 'Aimbig's Identity May Obfuscate.'

Has any of or more sleuth-like posters managed to find any patent applications or approvals for needle-free vaccination by Scancell? Or is it to be like a dating ad - 'Company with universal vaccine seeks like-minded enterprise with non-injected delivery system'? Whatever it is has imo to be in firm existence already, otherwise how do you secure approval for a trial? 'So, Professor Durrant, have you got the vaccine brewed and ready and a full spec sheet of what's in it?' 'Yes, all done and ready, here's the paperwork.' 'OK, thanks, and how is it to be administered? Do you have details of that?' 'No, we're not really sure, but something needle-free we thought. Not sure how we will run that one though.' 'Hey, no problem, we'll approve the trial, you make up the delivery system later as you go along.' Nah, that doesn't sound right. The needle free delivery must be in existence and those who need to know already know. NDA firmly in place I would say.

That's 'well advanced' not 'we'll advanced' obviously.

Interesting they choose to retweet a BBC feature on delivery. Makes me think they have something we'll advanced and innovative approaching disclosure. I may be wrong, but then again...

As has been said by others several times - there are many reasons for selling, but only one reason for buying.

'a determined team science looking to add more science' - sounds familiar.....

Can't see them getting trial approval without some fair certainty that they had the stuff brewed and pretty much ready to administer (note that I didn't say 'inject')
Can't see them RNSing any completion of the brew either to be honest.

If my memory serves me right, RedX had their backs to the wall financially, and the Redmile stake became so large because a large shareholder wanted out in a hurry, so their situation was forced rather than predatory.

Interesting one. Bring on the next few RNSs maybe...

Have to correct you Oddmoney. The share purchase is not a personal one by Martin Diggle, it is a purchase by 'Vulpes Life Sciences Fund ("Vulpes"), a person closely associated with Martin Diggle'. Significant difference.

....and Zak Mir's prediction would be very much wide of the mark. But that would come as no great surprise....

My friend crumbs and I will have a Snooty Bermuda and a Pugnacious Ananda please, and a large bowl of popcorn each. Put it on Scancell's tab if you'd be so kind.