Thank you for the detailed video. I must admit I can not clearly see any advantages comparing to current technologies. One question may shed some light. The microbes being used, are they DNA based or RNA The purpose of this question relates to their genetic codes. DNA does not have the function to reduce compounds into their elemental state nor can they chelate toxic substances. This is strictly the function of RNA microbes. All efforts are appreciated. Marketing staff can only take you so far. A scientist familiar with both and the bioremediation technologies would be of great assistance.
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Thank you for the detailed video. I must admit I can not clearly see any advantages comparing to current technologies. One question may shed some light. The microbes being used, are they DNA based or RNA The purpose of this question relates to their genetic codes. DNA does not have the function to reduce compounds into their elemental state nor can they chelate toxic substances. This is strictly the function of RNA microbes. All efforts are appreciated. Marketing staff can only take you so far. A scientist familiar with both and the bioremediation technologies would be of great assistance.