Just going back to Dank's first post on this thread.
This study is very, very exciting. And if you go to the original article you will see that Professor Mark Kay is one of the researchers. Mark Kay is one of the original developers of the minicircle technology and a one time scientific consultant to BLT. BLT now own the exclusive rights to this technology.
The recent Chinese news articles referring to the pain program, talk of the involvement of Stanford University, where Mark Kay is based and mentions one of his phd researchers specifically. I am just wondering if the sudden involvement of Stanford Uni in BLT's pain program also has a lot to do with advancing this minicircle research.
It's probably just wishful thinking on my part, but it seems kind of a coincidence, don't you think?
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