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HPLC is just a final purification step, pump the bulk through a column and different components come out at different times. It's nothing to do with creating the bulk DNA sequences. The Vandalia patent is a continuous flow PCR for producing bulk DNA sequences. Typical PCR is done in fixed volume containers eg 96-well plates or small reaction tubes. The Vandalia method uses teflon tubing to allow a continuous flow of reactants.
And DNA is not a poison.
What sophistry. Trace cyanide is allowable and commonplace in dozens of foods and pharmaceuticals.
All I see there is George Roy Farquar/Livermore Lab's 1 encapsulated DNA patent and it's continuations-in-part/divisionals. So Safetrace has licensed taxpayer-funded research from Livermore?
Couldn't find the four issued patents Safetraces' website mentions. Only found the 'pathogen-surrogates' application 20170038353. That guy Zografos looks like a beady-eyed con man worse than than Hayward... he's got Pierre Omidyar on board somehow... weird cast of characters...greek, iranian, turk.
They encapsulate the DNA taggant inside a carbohydrate sphere.
He might need wheelman insurance after this...
If the SEC were not corrupt, Hayward would be behind bars.
Park,Sabby held 2.4M warrants 6/30. How can you tell they dumped them?
But Sabby loaded up on APDNW warrants, which expire in exactly 2 years, what does that mean?
Yeah pretty sure SelectaDNA tags are single stranded
Rode, Bowles Farm and Canon Michael still listed:
https://www.pimacott.com/why-pimacott/our-farmers/bowles-farm-company
Sabby buys 300k+ additional warrants @ .41 back in May. Why? The warrants won't move much until the stock hits 3.50.
How does trading on the secondary market pay their salaries?
Himatsingka licence is a big confidence boost even without details. Just the fact it's a Marwari company, that means extreme business competence.
Thx,I'm thick-skinned but some people...
Mei-Lin Wan for CEO. She seems the definition of competent.
SOL ain't so unlikable in real life, I'm guessing.
Sabby sees APDN over 4.05 within 2 years?
Sure, but why are they buying warrants?
Why'd Sabby want 200K more warrants on top of their 2.2M, they're so far out-of-the-money and expire in two years. They sell 337K of their 2.20 stock at a 1.65 (which puts the corresponding warrants at 0.55) and buy another 200K warrants at 0.41.
Yeah in April they sold stock and bought some warrants if I'm reading right:
https://fintel.io/so/us/apdn
https://fintel.io/so/us/apdnw
Don't understand their strategy
Give it a rest AOL.
Sorry for my negativity, don't add nothing, will shut up now.
It's a poop bag
Hold. Lemme at least keep the bag.
'Murrah' that is....soju, soju, been done driven to soju
Cheekie, I'm sorry but Murray is just talking about marking/tracking chips/pcbs/other IT infrastructure hardware at each step of the supply chain and keeping a database. Protecting the hardware infrastructure. That is great idea and important for sure. But it's not DNA computing/storage/etc).
Look, yes someday there'll be chips that do operations on or with DNA for storage, encryption/decryption, computation,literal genetic algorithms (evolution occurs in the germ cells because of the massive parallel processing + mutability 'available' with nucleic acid replication). But I don't think that's not what she's talking about.
Guys, please, APDN isn't involved in data storage or retrieval. Those speeds'll be realized someday but'll require some Nobel-worthy science, and Hayward and his crew ain't that. They were ahead of their time on DNA taggants, but that's about it.
Slainte, McS. Unfortunately it's Soju in the veins tonight.
I'm honorary Irish by the Jameson's in my blood.
If Hayward opens his wallet, made fat by our investments, that might change my opinion.
typo, meant to say 'seems like' not 'is'
:) yes I have. Field systems are closed. Lab work is done in biohoods for the most part.
Anyway, I agree Hayward is a crook.
Lab-on-a-chip, gene-microarrays, microfluidics on electronic circuit boards are for real. Don't know about APDN's supposed chip, but all the genetics testing companies use DNA microchips. The microarrays have thousands of sequences, you add the sample, wash it off and anything that sticks lights up under fluorescence.
APDN might be developing a detection chip, a single one that can ID thousands of single sequences, or tens of millions of multiple sequence combinations in a sample.
BTW, DNA is a polymer but not a protein. Much easier to transcribe and copy DNA than proteins.
Hayward,BOD, SAB could self-fund $10-20M overnight.
Why would another hedge fund buy in given Sabby's experience. Asuming Debbie Bailey wasn't lying about no ratcheting clause, how's Sabby made any profit short-term? Bought in at $2.20, unloaded a few warrants for chump change, now at $1.50 stock + warrant. Why would another hedge fund buy in? Unless something REALLY convincing.
Eff the hug. Fear is the way. The ONLY people I'm afraid of are those with nothing to lose.
A 'robust' response (or am I still asleep...)
Presentation today or listen today?
Right, you didn't short this sh:t, why's that?