Hi Matt, first I wanted to thank you for doing this. Cancer, and unfortunately the treatment for it, can be devastating. Anything we can do to improve that, is money well spent.

I had a few questions:

1) Does NotableLabs produce a standard pathological report for the oncologist before starting the tests? (I ask because in my experience that process can take weeks in a normal lab, so I wonder what's the feasibility of performing tests on a specimen after that long.)

2) Are there any challenges/differences when applying the drugs directly to the cells? Do the cells in a Petri dish behave differently from cells in the patient's body?

3) Out of curiosity, why did you choose brain tumors?