Stein Institute for Research on Aging

And our judges just reviewed and returned back a set of 10 awarded teams and a total list of 20 teams that are actually going to go on from here and run those one-year clinical trials so again we've already awarded 20 million and now we have on the table up to 81 million dollars left that the teams have to go over but again instead of us giving them full funds up front we give each team that we're awarded they get one million dollars they have to use our shared resources that's a data coordinating center that's hosted at a university partner university of utah They have to use our central laboratories and biomarker partners.

So that's coordinated through the University of California, San Diego, the Stein Institute for Research on Aging.

And so that way, for the first time, we can do head-to-head comparisons on various biomarkers.

And then we have core partners around that the teams also get to access and use so that we at least set out and say, these are the protocols by which we will judge you.