@markvl - "I know you may not inclined to do so but it'd be interesting to get your opinion on the past year or two' ado announcements."
The money is here (in my opinion): 31/10/2013 2013 AGM Presentation (PDF) - Slide 14 and 15. Although current immunoassays are already magnetic (e.g. http://www.researchgate.net/publication/11674168_The_use_of_coated_paramagnetic_particles_as_a_physical_label_in_a_magneto-immunoassay/file/32bfe51090fdcf15c3.pdf it's an oldish paper), if the addition of the "glue" improves the CVs then it probably would be used. Although some data has been stipulated, it'll probably be tested behind the scenes with a big company before any concrete stuff is released. Current diagnostic immunoassys are immunochemiluminecent, and employ magnetic particles to bind up stuff as shown in the diagram in the paper posted above. Hope this helps.
From here, assuming the technology generates cash-flow, you'd leverage back into R&D and whatever else the company has going.
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