RE:RE:RE:Merry ChristmasBullknit, how do you know Integrasyn is much more cost effective than yeast or other processes? I have followed Inmed for years and I have seen zero cost structures for Integrasyn. I wouldn't be so fast to make that statement unless you do in fact have some insider info you'd like to share.
Inmed (Adams) has been very evasive not only aout cost structure but also speaking about the biological burden they ran into and have never offered and explanation.
They were working with Almac in regards to finding the new fusion of enzymes to facilitate the process. They have moved on to Baymedica to allow them access just to "assess the potential of one or more of InMed's high-efficiency enzyme gene sequences in BayMedica's systems".
So, as you can glean from this, Inmed is not anywhere near commercial scale up - they are still trying to assess the validity of the new enzymatic pathway. Something that apparently Almac couldn't accomplish.