Not an awful re-read
The data showed that using the best cell type response (CD4 cells), we achieved an accuracy of 81%. Beyond that single data point, accuracy readings for the next best responses had accuracy ratings individually between 70% and 80%. These are univariate results, not using any statistical modeling methods at all. The reason why we are so happy with this, beyond the specific 81% number in the topline section, is because what this is showing, without any shadow of a doubt, is that CCD is clearly a critical component of the disease, and we are able to identify it with high statistical significance across all cell types tested of interest in the blood.
Some may ask, “How will you get another clinical study completed by the end of the year in the CLIA lab, as is required to support submission?” The answer is that we are proving right now that we can execute under such timelines with the current study. This is where the relationships and expertise and experiences of Dr. Kirby’s over 400 clinical trials are a huge advantage for Amarantus. We are establishing a well-oiled clinical organization capable of translating protocols to practice, and ultimately to data at a very rapid pace.
We remain on track to complete the partnering process with our CLIA lab by the end of the summer, transfer the analytical process from BD to the target partner (a process that these organizations have completed extremely successfully several times), and achieve CLIA submission within our targeted timeframes. We believe the raw data for LymPro overwhelming demonstrates its validity even in suboptimal conditions, and now we are poised to move it to the main stage. We believe that by the time AAIC comes around in 2015, the data that we will be presenting will be the subject of significant oral presentations. We are excited with the progress made at AAIC this year and the credibility we have injected back into LymPro after rescuing it from PLS, and believe that we are very well positioned for the second half of 2014. LymPro has a bright future and we are happy to have brought it back to life for the benefit of patients and shareholders.
- See more at: http://www.thechairmansblog.com/amarantus-bio...jmqpv.dpuf
The data showed that using the best cell type response (CD4 cells), we achieved an accuracy of 81%. Beyond that single data point, accuracy readings for the next best responses had accuracy ratings individually between 70% and 80%. These are univariate results, not using any statistical modeling methods at all. The reason why we are so happy with this, beyond the specific 81% number in the topline section, is because what this is showing, without any shadow of a doubt, is that CCD is clearly a critical component of the disease, and we are able to identify it with high statistical significance across all cell types tested of interest in the blood.
Some may ask, “How will you get another clinical study completed by the end of the year in the CLIA lab, as is required to support submission?” The answer is that we are proving right now that we can execute under such timelines with the current study. This is where the relationships and expertise and experiences of Dr. Kirby’s over 400 clinical trials are a huge advantage for Amarantus. We are establishing a well-oiled clinical organization capable of translating protocols to practice, and ultimately to data at a very rapid pace.
We remain on track to complete the partnering process with our CLIA lab by the end of the summer, transfer the analytical process from BD to the target partner (a process that these organizations have completed extremely successfully several times), and achieve CLIA submission within our targeted timeframes. We believe the raw data for LymPro overwhelming demonstrates its validity even in suboptimal conditions, and now we are poised to move it to the main stage. We believe that by the time AAIC comes around in 2015, the data that we will be presenting will be the subject of significant oral presentations. We are excited with the progress made at AAIC this year and the credibility we have injected back into LymPro after rescuing it from PLS, and believe that we are very well positioned for the second half of 2014. LymPro has a bright future and we are happy to have brought it back to life for the benefit of patients and shareholders.
- See more at: http://www.thechairmansblog.com/amarantus-bio...jmqpv.dpuf
