No, that is not what I said. I said I believe that DCVax-L will eventually be approved on a tissue agnostic basis.
I also said the following:
(1) I do not know if NWBio is going to ask for tissue-agnostic approval on their initial regulatory submissions with the regulatory authorities;
(2) even if NWBio does apply for tissue-approvals for DCVax-L on its initial applications, it is up to the regulatory authorities to approve DCVax-L on that basis, or not.
But, I have also said the following:
(1) both DCVax-L and DCVax Direct are tissue agnostic;
(2) there is a possibility that NWBio could apply for DCVax-L approval on a tissue-agnostic basis, on its initial submissions;
(3) eventually, both DCVax-L and DCVax Direct will both be approved on a tissue agnostic basis;
(4) eventually, both DCVax-L and DCVax Direct, and their combinations with PD-1 inhibitors and CSF-1R inhibitors will also be approved on a tissue agnostic basis;
(5) I hope for the sake of solid tumor cancer patients worldwide, both are approved soon on a tissue-agnostic basis.