So that's the first question is, why do we need this test if we already have cytology?

Yeah, I think in the diagnostic space, there's two places where this test is useful.

One is in that early cancer detection phase.

which is part of the reason the sensitivity has been sacrificed for specificity in some ways, because you don't want to be giving people false positives for lymphoma.

So those breeds that are predisposed to lymphoma, which are like the Goldens, Eagles, Boxers, Mastiffs, Labs, Rottweilers and Border Collies in this country.

I think when you're doing your yearly screening at, say, I don't know, five years on, you can just add that cancer DX to your total annual health profile.

Senior wellness pet check, you add your cancer DX on and if you get a positive, well, then you get to be eagle eye on that dog, even if it's asymptomatic now.

Okay.