Yes, Newman. I remember the discussion about how many Edens would fit in a lab. But I lost track of where we are with labs under construction and finished and when somebody said something about 1,000 per month. If you can help me out, I would appreciate it. So, I think we have the 1A lab completed and in use, and the last 10K I think said the 1B lab was just completed. So here are my questions:
1) How many cleansuites were in the 1A lab buildout? I thought two. And how many actual patient labs in each suite? These, plus the one patient lab at King's Hospital, are all we've had to work with so far, or at least until we got the last 10K.
2) How many clean suites are in the newly completed 1B lab? I thought 3. And how many actual patient labs in each of these suites? Are these type B suites for the higher quality needed for the manual process?
3 ) Where does the 1,000 patients per month that Dr. Bosch stated in a presentation fit into this construction picture - before or after they begin to use 1B? Or is this a question we don't have a clear answer to yet?
4) Finally, do we know for a fact if Sawston is now using 1B suites? Can we likely conjecture that they are using it?
5) The Flaskworks PR states that "up to 12" Eden units can go in each patient lab, so if we have these answers, which I know some were trying to figure out, we can project revenue.
Sorry for all the questions, Newman. You seem to be the man to ask.
Oh, and I agree with you that Linda Powers sees the big picture from many years before anyone else.
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