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the research?
The researcher here is the geneticist, is that
right?
DR. EMANUEL: This actually turns out not to be
a genetics study, which is I think relevant. Not all of
the studies that should be -- I mean, we have not
emphasized that but this does not only apply to the
genetics.
MR. CAPRON: Right. But where genetics -- our
task starting off with was to look at this from a genetics
point of view. Let's try genetics for a second.
DR. GREIDER: We have debated that a lot.
MR. CAPRON: Who is doing the study? I mean,
it is not the person who holds the samples.
DR. EMANUEL: That is the pathologist. No, it
is a researcher, a separate researcher.
MR. CAPRON: A researcher. He or she is
looking at the tissue sample for some reason?
DR. EMANUEL: Right.
MR. CAPRON: Right. And what he or she has
done has gone to the colleague in pathology and said, "Can
you send me 100 samples of women who came in and had
biopsies taken and who had X, Y, Z disease," is that
correct?