Stan

Okay.

Now what?

So why just kidneys?

I mean, not just kidneys, but why are most of these kidneys?

Are we seeing organ procurement and transplants for kidneys?

What's the story here?

So let me, so it seems to me that there's like these steps and maybe you guys can, can react to this a little bit.

So our great research group put together.

So it seems to me, correct me if I'm wrong, it starts out with a need.

There is a need.

You need a kidney.

We'll just use that as the illustration.

And then you start getting into the idea of matching and allocation and then preservation of that organ.

if indeed it turns out it could be, it is a match and then transportation and then implanting it and then follow up.

So talk to us about this whole process, all these steps that are involved.

So are you linked, are all the organizations like LifeSource around the country, are they linked with like organizations internationally?

Or do we only deal with what's going on in the United States?

So you are linked with like organizations internationally for certain organs, if I'm hearing right.

Yeah.

Gotcha.