So

what they do now is, you know, when you take a blood sample or, you know, saliva sample or whatever sample it is, when they analyze it, they're measuring everything that's in there.

OK.

Right.

And so the idea then is you take that that level of data, it comes in and you would have some sort of AI process which would go through and either come through the data, try and cluster it to, you know, pick out this is what's different in the illness group versus what's different in the control group.

using whatever algorithms are available once you identify that the bottleneck that we have right now is transforming that this is what we see is different into an actual model so how does you know a b cell talk to a t cell with a given um you know inflammatory mediator a given cytokine signal and so forth You know, what happens when a given cytokine like TNF-alpha, you know, interacts with a T cell and what does the T cell do? And there's reams and reams of literature that's out there.

So what we want to do is take that data that, you know, what we found that's different in the illness group from the control group from the omics.

Right.

So

what they do now is, you know, when you take a blood sample or, you know, saliva sample or whatever sample it is, when they analyze it, they're measuring everything that's in there.

OK.

Right.

And so the idea then is you take that that level of data, it comes in and you would have some sort of AI process which would go through and either come through the data, try and cluster it to, you know, pick out this is what's different in the illness group versus what's different in the control group.

using whatever algorithms are available once you identify that the bottleneck that we have right now is transforming that this is what we see is different into an actual model so how does you know a b cell talk to a t cell with a given um you know inflammatory mediator a given cytokine signal and so forth You know, what happens when a given cytokine like TNF-alpha, you know, interacts with a T cell and what does the T cell do? And there's reams and reams of literature that's out there.

So what we want to do is take that data that, you know, what we found that's different in the illness group from the control group from the omics.

Right.