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SO ridiculous. There was no "pump" and there is no "dump."
Paint jobs huh? Hahahahah the excuses never end.
Why would I argue when what you asked Walgreens has nothing to do with anything. What matters is what is going on between ARYC and major retailers that have CLINICS, i.e., Walgreens, Krogers, Walmart, CVS, Rite Aid, Target, etc., all of which deal with ALLERGY issues (NOT food intolerance issues).
The successful testing I referred to may have been Walgreens or any of the other "major" retailers and was conducted WELL AFTER the Theranos debacle, so Walgreens may have been shopping around. It is absurd to compare Arrayit to Theranos. They should not be used in the same sentence.
Interesting...thank you. :))
Of course they have come to fruition. That’s why they have probably by now at least 1000 clinics signed up with the portal and were billing MILLIONS a month last we heard. Being approved by Medicare and Medicaid and many other insurers, and becoming a CLIA certified lab are more milestones achieved by the company, and ARYC is popping up over and over again at various medical and allergy websites, and on and on and on. Lots of fruition!
First of all it’s a fingerstick not pin prick. Second of all, Arrayit’s potential deal with Walgreens and other retailers was for their CLINICS to offer ARYC’S ALLERGY testing services, NOT food intolerance test kits! Just like the other clinics, the tests would be doctor prescribed. In fact, one of these retail chain clinics in a pilot program sent 126 blood specimens to Arrayit for ALLERGY testing, and the test results were reviewed and approved by the Chief Medical Officer of the “major retail chain.” That could have been Walgreens or Kroger’s or Walmart or any other major retail chain. This is NOT something one would be able to place in their shopping cart with their shampoo and dog food, which is what you’re talking about with the Pinnertest food intolerance test kits.
Arrayit isn't a pharmaceutical company. They don't research and sell pills and vaccines. Among other things, Arrayit is a certified CLIA laboratory that is perfectly capable of testing for the coronavirus.
$8 billion emergency bill passed to fight coronavirus. Wow.
Good point. Must be a beer money thing. lol
Please don’t.
You should stop insinuating that expired or abandoned patents means the company can no longer use them. That’s absurd. And don’t forget about the patents held in foreign countries—there are several.
It’s normal for patents to expire after 20 years. Duh.
So what. That doesn’t prevent the company from using the invention/technology. Duh.
And I’ll third that! :))
Right. Every buy is a manipulation. It can be no other way.
lolol.
That was a 300K buy.
Who cares about last year? Duh. It's all about the future.
Brilliant as usual.
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What is it about "H1N1 is still here" don't you get? lololol.
Ah, but just keep repeating your mantra about numbers and financials. I mean, it's so boring to have to read that constantly. As IF no one is aware of it.
lol.
You have again changed the subject. That 2009 article is still relevant. As IF H1N1 is no longer a threat. Well, it is. They never ever truly go away.
"January 3, 2019 12:00AM (UTC) Flu season has officially begun, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and this year the infamous strain known as H1N1 is dominant. ... To date, there have been seven pediatric deaths associated with a mix of H1N1, H3N2 and influenza B virus infections, the CDC states."
"On June 11, 2009 — 10 years ago today — the World Health Organization declared that the swine flu virus we now simply call H1N1 had indeed triggered a pandemic, the first time in four decades a new flu virus had emerged and was triggering wide-scale illness around the globe."
Arrayit's capabilities have most likely IMPROVED since that article was written, like crazy-fast testing of the specimens.
It's deep, I know, but Arrayit does more than manufacture blood cards.
Here is another blast from the past:
Arrayit Corporation to Mass Produce Rapid H1N1 Swine Flu Test Chip
Published: Apr 30, 2009
SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 30 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Arrayit Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: ARYC - News), a leading manufacturer of products and services for disease prevention, treatment and cure, announced today that it is developing a microarray-based diagnostic test to detect the H1N1 swine flu virus.
The Arrayit test will allow researchers and clinicians to detect the presence of the virus in infected patients and livestock and to distinguish the threatening mutated strain from less harmful variants in humans and swine. Using its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, Arrayit plans to begin mass production of its test kits over the next several weeks. The H1N1 test kits will be sent to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for validation, then sold for emergency use by licensed clinics, laboratories and other health care organizations worldwide.
https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/arrayit-corporation-to-mass-produce-rapid-h1n1-swine-flu-test-chip-/
The U.S. will have the capacity by the end of the week to perform nearly 1 million coronavirus tests, public health officials said Monday.
That would mark a significant increase in the number of people able to be tested for the coronavirus in the U.S. after issues with a test developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) led to delays in diagnosing new cases.
Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Stephen Hahn told reporters at the White House that new regulatory guidance will allow academic centers and private companies to more quickly develop and verify their own tests for public use.
“With this new policy we’ve heard from multiple companies and multiple academic centers, and we expect to have a substantial increase in the number of tests this week, next week and throughout the month,” he said. “The estimates that we’re getting from industry right now, by the end of this week close to 1 million tests will be able to be performed.”
The announcement comes amid growing evidence that the coronavirus is spreading within the U.S. and hours after officials in Washington state announced four more deaths related to the virus.
https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/485587-fda-official-expects-1m-coronavirus-tests-to-be-available-by-weeks
Thank you for your ever brilliant remarks.
That is NOT true. It was COMPLETED and announced by the company. Only people whose brain cells are failing to connect would believe that fake email.
If they could diagnose H1N1 swine flu (and others) with their VIP test, then why not coronavirus?
Arrayit Corporation Addresses Flu Pandemic
Published: Jun 18, 2009
SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwire - June 18, 2009) - Arrayit Corporation (OTCBB: ARYC), a leading manufacturer of products and services for disease prevention, treatment and cure, announced today that its microarray-based diagnostic test, patented under the trade name Variation Identification Platform (VIP), is ready for manufacture and distribution. A breakthrough screening test using VIP will allow clinicians and researchers to test and detect the H1N1 swine flu virus in population wide studies.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on June 11, that the threat level of the H1N1 swine flu virus is now a global pandemic. This news is ideally timed with Arrayit Corporation's release of its patented VIP screening test.
The Arrayit test will allow researchers and clinicians to detect the presence of the new H1N1 virus in mass numbers of flu patients, and to distinguish this threatening mutated strain from less harmful variants. Arrayit's first supplies will be sent to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta to be approved for use in the USA. Shortly thereafter, the H1N1 test kits will be made available for emergency use by licensed clinics, laboratories and other health care organizations worldwide.
The VIP screening test is the first of its kind developed for multiple numbers of test subjects, with diagnosis available to patients within hours of testing. Up to 80,000 patients can be screened at a time, making it possible for entire communities and entire countries to quickly identify those infected with the new H1N1 virus. The ability to test and quickly diagnose mass numbers of subjects allows health clinicians the opportunity to gain control of the spread of the virus in a shorter time frame than current individual testing procedures. The VIP test kits will be made available at an affordable cost (estimated at under $50 per individual), making it feasible even for those without health insurance coverage to be screened.
And furthermore, regarding food intolerance testing, they say, "blood analysis is the most accurate testing available."
Yes, I will take that to the bank. Thank you for the opportunity to further my DD.
https://www.testmyallergy.com/allergy-intolerance-works/
lol. Not to worry, I have done my DD and just did a little more. That hair place you keep referring to (testmyallergy.com) does BLOOD testing for allergies with a finger prick and blood card. The company is out of the UK and states exactly what I was trying to tell you:
We test for food allergy reactions using an approved in-vitro testing system. Your blood sample is then exposed to a panel of food and non-food items. If a reaction is recorded, you have an allergy, and using IgE blood analysis, this is the most accurate testing available.
https://www.testmyallergy.com/allergy-testing-works/
This virtually pain-free method will allow you to draw blood from your finger and return it to us in a free-post envelope."
https://www.testmyallergy.com/allergy-testing-works/
I post the truth and nothing but the truth. You are finding garbage to fit your purposes. Hair testing is great for DRUGS, but not for deadly allergies.
Can you tell allergies from hair sample?
There's no evidence that this can help diagnose a food allergy. In addition, hair samples don't contain IgE. Keep in mind that food allergies can be serious. It's best to make sure you get an accurate diagnosis from a doctor to avoid potentially life-threatening reaction.
lolol. No, you are wrong. Give me a break. Hair just won't cut it. Look it up!
It's easy!
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No, hair doesn't work for allergies because there is NO IgE in hair. Only blood testing will reveal a true food allergy. And again, there is a big difference between food intolerance and ALLERGIES. Food intolerance is not pleasant but is not deadly while ALLERGIES to food and other items are dangerous and can lead to death rather quickly.
Your hair thing is only for food intolerance, not allergies.
Smart investors know what they own and will continue accumulating at these bargain prices.
If it means zero to you, then why are you showing ARYC so much LOVE??
lolol.
Billboard material: Published 21 January 2020 - Influenza virus protein microarrays.The IVPMs were generated and probed similarly to protocols described before (13). Briefly, arrays of recombinant HA were spotted on Nexterion E epoxysilane-coated glass slides (Schott, Mainz, Germany). Eight HAs were included in each array and spotted in triplicate, and 24 arrays were spotted on each slide. Each HA spot had a volume of 30 nl and was spotted at a concentration of 100?µg/ml in phosphate-buffered saline (PBS). After spotting, slides were incubated for 2 h at >95% relative humidity at room temperature and then allowed to dry. Slides were inserted into 96-well microarray gaskets (Arrayit, Sunnyvale, CA, USA) and blocked with 3% milk in PBS containing 0.1% Tween 20 (PBST) for 90 min. After the blocking solution was removed, sera were added at a starting concentration of 1:100 in 1% milk-PBST at a volume of 100?µl/array, and two 10-fold dilutions were performed across each slide. Sera were incubated on the slides for 1 h, and then the slides were washed three times with 220?µl/array PBST before the addition of 50?µl secondary antibody solution, composed of Cy3-labeled anti-human IgA secondary antibody and Cy5-labeled anti-human IgG secondary antibody diluted 1:400 and 1:1,500, respectively, in 1% milk-PBST. After 1 h, the secondary antibody solution was removed, and the arrays were washed three times with 220?µl/array PBST, removed from the 96-well microarray gaskets, rinsed with deionized water, and dried with an air compressor. Dried microarray slides were analyzed with a Vidia microarray scanner (InDevR, Boulder, CO, USA) at an exposure time of 1,000?ms. The AUC was calculated from median fluorescence as the total peak area above a fluorescence of 0.04. AUC values were adjusted based on the reactivity of a standard protein spotted in each array type, A/Perth/16/2009, using reactivity in array 1 as the standard. The AUCs of each array type were multiplied by the mean reactivity of A/Perth/16/2009 in array 1 divided by the mean reactivity of A/Perth/16/2009 in that array type.
IVPMs with monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) were performed as described above but with starting dilutions of 30?µg/ml MAb serially diluted in 1% milk-PBST 1:5 eight times and incubated with 100 µl/array Cy5-labeled anti-IgG secondary antibody diluted 1:3,000 in 1% milk-PBST.
https://mbio.asm.org/content/11/1/e03243-19
That's not true at all. Arrayit has been a PIONEER in the microarray field, and everyone should know that by now.
Thank you for this interesting article. As you must know, Arrayit has already participated in research and development of microarray rapid testing for Zika, Hepatitis A, H1N1 Swine Flu, Dengue Virus, Human norovirus, E. Coli and other bacterial/foodborne pathogens, and probably more, working with places like Johns Hopkins and the USDA.
What a great thing for the world if rapid testing for the coronavirus could be made available by Arrayit, especially since their home state of California has more cases than other US states, and from what I have read testing kits and resources are extremely limited.
1. Maybe he doesn't want crazy stockholders harrassing all the clinics and doctors, asking stupid questions, and causing unnecessary stress on them like they usually do.
2. People don't go to the Arrayit website to find out where to go for testing. The patient's own doctor would order the test, take the sample, and the blood card would then be sent to Arrayit's CLIA lab for testing and reporting.
3. No, "everyone" doesn't think the same thing.
4. Yeah, let's talk about microarrays on a billboard for mainstream America. lolol. Maybe allergy clinics advertise on billboards, but that's NOT what companies like Arrayit do to get the word out.
5. I am quite sure Mark has been working hard all along while the complaining on this board never ends. You will see financials when the time is right.
640,000 shares were purchased and are now in stronger hands. Volume was a little higher than usual.
You don't know if anything is messy and you don't know what happened on 4/1/19. And don't forget, "one man's mess is another man's masterpiece."
Das right.
Thank you very much for taking the time to check and share=NO dilution, no changes--it's all good!
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Wrong again. That is just silly. All stocks have red days and green days, and the smart people are actually buying low and/or holding long.