Proteome Sciences Share Discussion Threads

[elpirata] 19/10/2023 12:18

thanks pools2 but maybe you could hazard a guess as to the answer to the #59535 question, preferably in £££ and when?

[pools2] 19/10/2023 10:59

It's the most recent patent grant, in a long list of recent Alzheimer's disease patent grants. The patent jurisdictions are normally, USA, Canada, Europe, Japan, China (sometimes) and WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization).

Of the two patent families that wasjobber mentioned, the majority have recently been granted, with a couple to follow. Proteome Sciences AD patents are considerable and cover most (and many more) of the biomarkers that are currently commonly being discovered by new studies and / or quoted by other interested parties.

Maybe you should have a look, before commenting.

[elpirata] 19/10/2023 10:47

What income is "Biomolecules involved in Alzheimer's disease" patent in Canada going to generate?

tia but I think we already know the answer

[jeffian] 19/10/2023 10:36

Well it certainly isn't in the share price.

[pools2] 19/10/2023 09:46

wasjobber,

Yes, most of the individual jurisdiction patents within the patent families you mentioned have recently been granted. Investors should bear in mind, that most of Proteome Sciences value is in their substantial intellectual property portfolio.

[wasjobber] 17/10/2023 19:52

New Alzheimer's disease patent just granted to Proteome Sciences in Canada:-

"Biomolecules involved in Alzheimer's disease"

[wasjobber] 06/10/2023 10:16

New Alzheimer's disease patent just granted to Proteome Sciences in Europe:-

"Materials and methods for diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease"

[james japp] 02/10/2023 07:44

Oh aye.

"Whilst in its infancy"

[wrighty41] 02/10/2023 07:08

Excellent news.
Well done PRM. This will add significantly to revenues imv.
W41

[kilgallp] 01/10/2023 09:35

Apologies, I can't find a link to the webinar on the 19th. Could someone let me have it. TIA

[elpirata] 27/9/2023 10:04

I see Diggles OBD has shot from 11p yesterday am to current 38p on a prostrate blood test rns. Unfortunately PRM dont have any magic bullets in the locker.

[suffolkhath] 25/9/2023 23:52

>59524 well done Goatherd

[peverill] 25/9/2023 10:47

Good job they are using AI,because no one who works for them has any.Could someone be so kind and post this to pools on the edumacated thread,tia.

[pools2] 25/9/2023 07:33

mashman,

Please keep up, Proteome Sciences are using AI.

[mashman] 24/9/2023 19:44

There it is long termers. "AI takes the stage for diagnostics and is multiples over the traditional methods. " So obvious. DYR etc

[dominiccummings] 20/9/2023 14:52

THAT close!

[goatherd] 19/9/2023 21:08

Some of you are SOOO impatient.

[goatherd] 19/9/2023 21:07

DC, you are 15 years ahead of the truth there!

[dominiccummings] 19/9/2023 20:02

Goatherd must have experienced at least 50 '4th quarters', plus 8 world beating projects, and perhaps 83 valuable patents, and a cricket wicket that can't be reached without crossing 'outfield' owned by PRM, even a motorway peage, in his 103 years.

[peverill] 19/9/2023 19:52

Amazing how they still hang on every word that comes from PRM,despite PRM having it up them,every year for the last 25 years.4th quarter of the year promises are a PRM staple,but in essence it's pure BS.

[jeffian] 19/9/2023 19:37

"for those willing to wait"

We have been. 23-odd years and counting.....

[chutes01] 19/9/2023 18:46

quite the entry point at 6p

[wrighty41] 19/9/2023 18:07

I thought it was very encouraging & have no doubt that a number of exciting areas are moving forward for PRM.
Next couple of years could be quite rewarding for those willing to wait.
W41

[elpirata] 19/9/2023 16:41

I note the prm parody thread has moved here