DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[Porgie Tirebiter]

Thank's for the links Sam. You did point out the "recreational" aspect of these tests when you first posted Amanda Sarata's report. Sorry for missing that.

I can see the market for this type of testing. It might actually be far more lucrative than forensic testing when you think about it.

I read your links and learned at lot, and I'm thinking about putting a chunk of money into genetics. But I'm not sure DNAG is the right vehicle. I still can't find any direct evidence that DNAPrint Genomics is still an active concern.