One of Intellect's strengths is its diversified portfolio, which provides us "multiple shots on goal." We are extremely cost-efficient as the result of effective outsourcing R&D to highly specialized contract research organizations. Even so, as a small company, maintaining adequate funding to continue all of our programs concurrently is quite challenging. We are currently in talks with potential licensing and co-marketing partners to help maintain the pace of our research, but in this environment, we are facing the same challenges as all other companies of our relative size. We, therefore, have to choose which programs to push forward at any given moment, which often disrupts the momentum of other programs, all based upon the funding we receive and the goals of potential partners who continue nevertheless to show considerable interest and have expressed an eagerness to see validation in preclinical models.
Q: Do you have anything you wish to add?
Dr. Daniel G. Chain: It is imperative that the company and its investors remain undeterred by the challenges currently being faced both by the industry and within Intellect itself. Intellect has continued to grow and develop new strategies to continue on regardless of what the market has done. We wish to communicate to our current and potential investors that significant advances have been made in the Alzheimer's area and express our confidence in our ability to prevail where others have failed. While one set of compounds for which we hold licenses has met with challenges, that is not the entirety of Intellect Neurosciences. Intellect has never relied solely on one program to sustain it, and we have continuously executed on our plans to license our programs, and anticipate being able to do so again as we generate new data and advance our earlier-stage programs through proof of concept.
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