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[owenski] 21/4/2020 20:29

Isn't that Captain America's shield, or Captain Satan, as the Iranians would refer to him as.

[owenski] 21/4/2020 20:25

Still, if the 80's car aerial breaks they can always use a wire coat hanger.

[fse] 21/4/2020 19:45

Link to the (BATM)....Celitron Agri sterilizer/processor
They make different products from Hospital to Agriculture to Airport waste etc.
All these products are directly in preventing cross contamination and resultant infectious disease risk.
The relevance of this type of technology has been highlighted by Coronavirus outbreak.





Heres a recent January 2020 video

[fse] 15/4/2020 21:36

Dr Bio..... they tried that approach first.



ADOR is mentioned in this report as a key player. FWIW

In the news:.....Two weeks ago, the Health Ministry approved for Nova Med to manufacture around 5,000 swabs per day, to be used for coronavirus testing.



Novamed are developing the test at home kit. They have been working on it for over a month now and expected to have some news in 2 to 3 months.

[dr biotech] 15/4/2020 21:26

That dustbin lid and 80s car aerial have no chance of working. Might as well stick your finger in the air whilst making beeping noises.

[cumnor] 15/4/2020 10:44

Zvi jumped the gun on his covid19 test kits and hasn't followed up. while others who kept schlum are roaring ahead. Lets hope, at this stage, he can do more than talk the talk and start to deliver on both the medical and tech fronts.

[jaws6] 15/4/2020 07:45

some info here

[supertag] 15/4/2020 07:14

Very helpful thanks!

[paulisi] 15/4/2020 07:07

Sorry - cannot disclose my source yet.

[baz9707] 14/4/2020 20:04

Paulisi
Do you have a link I have also been looking into some of the things BATM have been up to.

[paulisi] 14/4/2020 19:49

Cheers - saw a contract announcement, but wasn't sure who it was. The work fitted with BATM, but location was questionable.

[gerihatrick] 14/4/2020 19:03

The Medical division is based in Italy!

[paulisi] 14/4/2020 16:39

Anyone know where the Israeli medical division is based?

[investor114] 14/4/2020 14:05

Results have been due .Its the Annual Report which is due soon.
May be more light will be shed on it.
Crazey valuation on NCYT compared to BATM.
A massive re rating could be due here.
Some Countries where the virus is not bad are beginning to pick it up in increase numbers.
Diagnostic companies are the companies to be in.

[baz9707] 14/4/2020 13:57

It could be they are in closed period.
Results are due.

[investor114] 14/4/2020 12:44

Why does NCYT keep soaring on its test whilst BATM is static.
I think BATM needs to update the market.

[maturo] 09/4/2020 09:19

Share price is going nowhere for the last 3 weeks, a plain side ways

[fse] 06/4/2020 22:45

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A lot of ingredients make up the test for Covid-19. The virus sample obtained from a patient is deactivated, and virus RNA extracted. The main ingredient in the extraction buffer is guanidinium isothiocyanate, although proprietary buffers contain other reagents such as Triton surfactants, says Matthias Trost at Newcastle University. He is leading efforts to expand local testing facilities.

His lab has plenty of the kits, but Trost suggests that many NHS labs – which use liquid handling robots for RNA extraction – will all use the same systems, so it’s possible that delays are caused by supplies of the required buffer running out. ‘Because it’s a proprietary system, it’s not straightforward to change buffers and any replacement needs to be validated.’

The test itself – which makes hundreds of thousands of copies of the virus’s genetic material – is carried out using real time polymerase chain reaction (PCR). It requires two enzymes – reverse transcriptase to synthesise a strand of complementary cDNA from the virus RNA; and a heat-stable DNA polymerase such as Taq polymerase to amplify the DNA, so it can be detected. Enzyme supply doesn’t seem to be an issue. Identifying the virus genetic materials requires primers and probes. These are lab-made fragments of DNA that attach themselves to target sections of the virus-derived cDNA. Marker labels or probes attach to the new copies of the cDNA strands that are made with each cycle of the PCR machine. The probes’ fluorescence can be detected and used to quantify the original amount of viral RNA.

[baz9707] 05/4/2020 22:14

Novamed 5000 batch of test kits.
Cannot see it being part of the BATM deal but shows governments are desperate to get testing.
hxxps://www.ynetnews.com/article/Hk2bSdfII

[baz9707] 05/4/2020 21:55

The home kit is icing in the cake.

[baz9707] 05/4/2020 21:55

I take from the interviews and press that they are producing, and delivering the kit and equipment should be sold as they are made.