23&amp;me FDA approved

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23&me FDA approved Gramanon 04/16/18 (Mon) 18:58:47 5b6ee2 No.1067197

I tried copy/paste, but way too long. Page from Q's post link.

https:// mediacenter.23andme.com/press-releases/23andme-granted-first-fda-authorization-direct-consumer-genetic-test-cancer-risk/

Anonymous 04/16/18 (Mon) 22:21:35 6c4286 No.1069179

Posted on research before I saw this one.

New theory on 23&me. They are looking for certain types. What if they are looking for those truly born again? Not everyone who says they are a Christian actually are. What if at the moment of salvation we are literally given Christ’s dna or a change happens to our dna? Satan and his servants know their time is short and are desperate to find a way around what they know is their destination? What if they are studying the dna of born again believers to somehow copy and inject it in order to enter into heaven. I know that’s out there, but this truly is a spiritual war.

Anonymous 04/17/18 (Tue) 02:56:46 acacf2 No.1072149

>>1067197

hate to bite, but what does it mean? I looked into FDA stuff too. My only scoop would be that the FDA allowed this to distract and get 23andme more customers with public relations.

The press were making it sound terrible and that this service in itself was the cure. The FDA would then relent approving new techs to a company already allied with the too powerful.

Anonymous 04/17/18 (Tue) 03:12:39 acacf2 No.1072314

Low pricing aside, the physical steps in the process seem relatively easy. The "spit kits" themselves are manufactured by OraSure Technologies, Inc. with a unique barcode and then sent directly to consumers who have paid the $99. The kits are then shipped (presumably by the consumer) directly to Laboratory Corporation of America (LabCorp) for processing. LabCorp, in turn, is contracted to use the Illumina HumanOmniExpress-24 format chip for actual genotyping. These results are then electronically transmitted back to 23andMe where (based on the barcode) they are then matched to the consumer account created during the sign-up process.

This chip seems like a lead. 'Google of DNA'

https:// www.wired.com/2016/02/gene-sequencing-goliath-wants-get-bigger-still/

I still see no connection to Sergy however.

Anonymous 04/17/18 (Tue) 03:32:35 acacf2 No.1072526

https:// www.genomeweb.com/arrays/fda-clears-illuminas-beadxpress-system-clinical-use this has to do with FDA approval and 23andme

Anonymous 04/17/18 (Tue) 03:36:58 acacf2 No.1072576

>>1072526

Belay my last. Wrong system. I'm getting tired, I'll retire before I fuck everything up.

Anonymous 04/17/18 (Tue) 03:43:32 c3c77c No.1072649

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>>1072576

https:// www.newsmax.com/newsfront/cloud-google-amazon-microsoft/2018/04/12/id/854264/

Defense Secretary James Mattis met last August with Google founder Sergey Brin and CEO Sundar Pichai about moving Pentagon data to a commercial cloud provider to handle both its paperwork — and to push military mission information right to the front lines of battle, Defense One reported.

Anonymous 04/17/18 (Tue) 03:50:34 c3c77c No.1072739

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>>1072649

DOD J.E.D.I. program

Only companies that successfully meet the initial criteria would be considered for the technical evaluation, which includes providing services and technology at the tactical edge, identity and access controls, information and system security, application and data hosting and portability, secure data transfer, high availability and failover, and management. Other than a price evaluation, including price scenarios, the DOD will also heavily consider a bidder’s cybersecurity plan.

https:// www.afcea.org/content/dod-pursues-joint-enterprise-defense-infrastructure