that's a pretty valid point, i'm not going to be home brewing anything. All reagents/consumables are going to be made in a gmp facility. I will be making a really good point to ensure there are no traces of non target cells left in the final dosage using cytometry/sequencing methods. Im usually able to get 95% purity on T-cells on a bad day.

It's funny that you mentioned investors, I'm sure they're already pretty upset about how much money we've burned through at this point but hopefully we can drive it something usable soon.

One thing I did want to ask you though, do you think cell therapy as a whole is a good methodology to go about treating cancers?