Jesse, We don't make the sensors in question, we just make the graphene that represents their secret ingredient. We have 4-5 customers that might be interested because their low-cost, single use sensors offer simple, very fast workflows with minimal touchpoints, they should work with any matrix, and they should not affect live cells or interfere with cell growth. Moreover, one of them has already designed and built sensors that detect specific RNA for an agricultural/food safety application. I cannot speak to the reagent aspect of the project, however, and that may be the central objective here based on your description. Historically, when we come across a project like this in which we'd play a small but necessary part, and the heavy lifting is done by our customers, I send out an e-introduction and let you talk with them directly to see if there is a fit. But I am open to whatever works best for you. I do not wish to waste your time (or mine). My number one priority is finding applications with respect to which our graphene provides performance/adds value that other materials or existing tech cannot. So let me know how - or if - you want to proceed and I'll follow your lead. Good luck in any event.