"January
20, 2014
Dear Mr. Suskin,
The purpose of this letter is to confirm our
conversation that took place over the phone last week in reference to
the genetic sequencing of recently acquired lung tissue. Upon
conclusion of your biopsy on 12/11/13, five (5) core biopsy samples
were transported to Champions Oncology’s laboratory. Two (2) of the
samples were immediately prepared for shipment to Personal Genome
Diagnostics (PGD) for the purpose of whole exome sequencing while the
remaining three (3) samples were frozen.
On 12/30/13 I received an email from P60 informing
me that the pathologist did not find any tumor in the two
initial samples provided. When I informed my scientist of the
situation, she had the remaining three core biopsy samples sent to an
outside pathologist for review. The plan was to submit whatever
sample(s) came back as positive for tumor. We received word last week
that the remaining three samples also did not contain tumor.
For this reason we are unable to complete whole exome sequencing on
your tissue samples.
As you are aware, I have requested that your
payment of $”Non of your Business” be returned to your bank
account. Of course, should another opportunity arise during which it
is appropriate for Champions Oncology to obtain an additional tissue
sample, I’d be happy to facilitate such testing again at that time.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any
questions surrounding the information provided above."
I will explain more soon...
Carpe Diem.
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