Thank you.
We have quite a remarkable group of scientists in our lab, and they were able to do partially what you're referring to at the University of Guelph. We're familiar with that Barcode of Life program. They did DNA extraction to attempt to understand what it was that we had found, keeping in mind that we had found so little of something and we needed to understand what it was and to try to arrive at what the event-specific element was in relation to the genetic modification. Arriving at the trait that was found, the MON71200, took some time, but because MON71200 had been used in field trials in the past in both Canada and the United States, we were able to make reference to our database of field trials.
That allowed the scientists to use their methods but also to make comparisons to things that we did know versus what we didn't know.