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Have to go back a bit, but I seem to remember the relative...

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    Have to go back a bit, but I seem to remember the relative attractive power of Prana's drugs was shown in a lovely chart.  It's why they are considered attenuators, rather than chelators that have a higher "magnitude" of ion-grabbing power (providing I didn't misunderstand, mischaracterize or mistate the article and freely admit - this is a gross over-simplification).   
    Sooo...I thought that PBT2 had a greater magnitude than PBT434 (in their power to attract certain ions), but I wonder how PBT434/Zn would work in reinvigorating antibiotics.  Also if 434's affinity is less, then perhaps it should be used first and PBT2 kept in reserve?  Or do I have it upside down and backwards.
    Come on Skint and PIvalde and fellow loyal sh/rooms - what do you think?
    Could a separate study with PBT434 do the same or better without the add-ons?  These weren't human trials that were done.  It's more likely glorified petri dishes, etc. 

    As long as Prana has the patents and rights...How are labs compensated?  Lump sum, percentage, a pretty medal, a future affiliation that's symbiotic, or what?  Shall we diddle with this for a few more of PBT2's remaining years?

    It would be nice to see the share price respond to the news.  Also, Didn't we just see a  "... raise more capital by selling off some shares."  It seems you'd want to have a higher price thus raise more capital...unless there's a sweetheart deal hiding in the bushes?

    And, the clock ticks

    Oh...listen...



 
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