In this fluff PR from INHX, the only clinical news of consequence (IMO) is that INHX will begin testing INX-005, a single-isomer version of INX-189: finance.yahoo.com/news/Inhibitex-Reports-Recent-bw-1609045094.html?x=0 VRUS’ PSI-7977 is a single-isomer drug, and everything INHX is doing and saying strikes me as a transparent attempt to position INHX for investors as the “next” VRUS.Is it safe to assume that IDX184 is a single-isomer?