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Posted On: 02/06/2021 9:14:33 PM
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Re: Rubraquercus #76674
Rubraquercus - I have felt for sometime that LL has a future as co-therapy with some type of tumor-targeting immunotherapy. I can't guess which, as there are many players in the different immuno' arenas.
With an eye to LL's metastasis benefit, last year I called Creatv Miicrotech - they detect CTCS, circulating tumor cells, and have some kind of arrangement in Cytodyn's future, if I recall.
The gentleman was very pleasant, intelligent and indulged me.
I asked how big/small must a tumor be for them to pick up the CTCs in the blood.
His answer - Pancreatic and ovarian are terrible because by the time you have any symptoms, it's too late.
He said that in these 2 cases, they capture CTCs 80% of the time AT STAGE 1 ( O - N - E ).
He asked me if I was a vc/angel investor. No, I said, just a common garden variety investor in LL.
Check out their website. It's cool.
http://www.creatvmicrotech.com/
PGEN. I'll take a look. Gracias.
With an eye to LL's metastasis benefit, last year I called Creatv Miicrotech - they detect CTCS, circulating tumor cells, and have some kind of arrangement in Cytodyn's future, if I recall.
The gentleman was very pleasant, intelligent and indulged me.
I asked how big/small must a tumor be for them to pick up the CTCs in the blood.
His answer - Pancreatic and ovarian are terrible because by the time you have any symptoms, it's too late.
He said that in these 2 cases, they capture CTCs 80% of the time AT STAGE 1 ( O - N - E ).
He asked me if I was a vc/angel investor. No, I said, just a common garden variety investor in LL.
Check out their website. It's cool.
http://www.creatvmicrotech.com/
PGEN. I'll take a look. Gracias.
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