Just reading that, I have a few questions regarding the...

Just reading that, I have a few questions regarding the viability of this new 'molecule' to put BOS out of business.

1. Does this molecule work continuously?
2. Is it non-toxic? Biodegradable?
3. Can it be scaled up cost-effectively and mass produced?
4. Can it be attached to surfaces to enable them to disperse biofilms?
5. How much selective pressure does it put on the bacteria? Therefore what is the chance the bacteria will build a resistance to it?
6. How close/far is he to commercialising this molecule?
7. Are any collaborations in place?
8. How much statistical data is there to verify the claims?
9. Does he have the backing of a major source of funds such as a listed company or restoration group?
10. I like 10, it's a round number.

If anyone has answers to these questions I would love to hear them. I know BOS has answered most if not all of them. The only thing that would shake my confidence in BOS's ability to successfully commercialise their technology would be....

1. Loss of a major backer. They probably know more about it than I do..
2. Most collaborative deals ending in failure. I say most because even if just one goes ahead to revenue it will 'make' the company IMO.
3. A trading halt followed by announcement that Michael quits to 'spend more time with the kids'. Does he have kids?

C'mon announcements!