DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[stakddek]

Altarboy: From an earlier post I made today, the "final rejection" is not quite "final". The ball is now in DNAP's court. Perhaps some extra scientific minds can be beneficial? I hope they can find some people with vast experience to contribute. Maybe they can trace some down?

The cost of the current acquisition may be open to conjecture, but somewhere there is a contract with the "I"s dotted and the "T"s crossed. Until we see it, we can assume all we want, but unless you assume "worst case - best case" in your examples and set both forth, your flavoring the stew to suit a particular taste. Could it be the folks coming aboard saw something that we are not privy too? Something they understand and we do not? Something that makes the deal sweet now and a great deal sweeter in the future?

Let us pray! It aint over til The fat priest sung "Ite et Missa est." Ain't happened yet.

Stakddek