Replies to post #81406 on DNAprint Genomics (DNAG)

[lizm67]

and what happened the next month? the economy went south and has never completely recovered, they have hung on this long, but the economy is still recovering, the last admin did nothing to really address the economy and small business like the rest of us took a hit, I hope when the economy improves, dnaprint will be able to make it, i am not sure though, it may be too late for them

[frogdreaming]

Ann, Thanks for the nostalgia.

Isn't it interesting to look back on those announcements from several years ago, with the unfiltered viewpoint of hindsight?

It was all a crock of lies.

...our SNP maps are deeper and more detailed than those held publicly (NCBI) or privately (such as at Celera, Affymetrix, Incyte, Human Genome Sciences and even Gennaissance).

Nonsense, every SNP ever 'discovered' by DNAG came from the data published by others. Every SNP they claimed was on someone else's list already.

We have assembled what may well be the most extensive, detailed and valuable pharmacogenomics specimen databank in the world.

Turned out to have a few hundred patient data records.

You should know that there are only about 40 companies in the entire world with the hardware technology we have..

In other words, "Orchid has only been able to produce and distribute 40 of these machines so far, and most of those were handed out as free beta test devices, like the one we got."

It is my personal goal to be able to announce to you, by year’s end, the company’s first product and product license.

Still waiting............LOL