DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[dgplexus]

"frogdreaming,"

I most vehemently disagree.

If what you claim is true, then what do they have 32 distributors of? The company most certainly still has AncestryByDNA (and DoggieDNAPrint, and the forensics products, and their genetic screening pipeline...) And why are various companies/agencies still talking in a positive way about (in 2008 -- see the links that Sam has posted) their collaborations with DNAPrint Genomics, if nothing has been going on for "years"?

They appear to have an expanding theranostics/genetic screening pipeline, much of which appears to have to do with cancer (screening for cancer-relevant genes.) Just because they aren't posting frequent updates, doesn't mean you get to just make things up. We have information of various forms, coming from parties they are dealing with -- Sam has posted many links in this regard -- so we all know the extremely bleak picture you're painting, simply isn't accurate.

Selling shares isn't their only way to raise funds. For instance, as you know, they already had existing income streams, and with 32 distributors of AncestryByDNA alone, now, I would think it's safe to say those sales have not fallen off a cliff and gone to zero, merely because of what you may say.

Patents that Dr. Frudakis has applied for (some already granted, and some drafted this year) :

Approximately 125 results found in the Worldwide database for: frudakis tony as the applicant or inventor
http://v3.espacenet.com/results?sf=q&DB=EPODOC&IA=frudakis+tony&PGS=10&CY=ep&LG=en&ST=quick

Looking pretty lively, to me.

Also, DoggieDNAPrint was introduced last year... no progress for years? I don't believe it for one second.

P.S., You said you'd like to see me own all of the DNAG shares. I've got almost 200 million, now.

Putting my money where my mouth is,

Daniel Gannon
Portland, Oregon, USA